In a bid to expose the public – and, in particular, students - to all the great jobs in Cayman within the fields of technology and innovation, WORC (Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman) is holding its Technology Expo on 1st November at UCCI, under the theme: Innovate, Automate, Elevate.
Cayman Islands residents now have a brand-new online radio choice, “Cayman Christian Public Radio,” also known as (CPR). An Online Radio Station, unashamedly sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ, Informative programs, and positive content ranging from Mental Health and Wellness programs
RE/MAX Cayman Islands is proud to announce a free kids and family event on holiday Monday, November 11, 2024, from 1PM to 4PM at King’s Sports Centre next to the Lion’s Centre.
In November 2022, due to road closures due to Pirates Week, George Town experienced unprecedented traffic jams.
The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA), which operates the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) on Grand Cayman and the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA) on Cayman Brac, is pleased to announce upcoming renovations at CKIA that will enhance the passenger experience and opera
Water Authority – Cayman’s Geology Education Week 2024 proved to be both engaging and insightful. 10 local high schools participated including Layman E. Scott High School in Cayman Brac.
Early on Sunday 29th of Sept 2024. The threat of postponement was very possible due to rainy conditions, The Hope For Today Foundation 5K Walk/Run For Recovery kicked off to a great start with 100 plus participants.
The official beginning of the People’s Progressive Movement (PPM)’s election campaign kicked off on Monday 13 October at Constitution Hall.
A fantastic Circus International experience is coming to the Lions Centre in Grand Cayman, a three day event beginning 17th October that is set to thrill audiences with exciting performances by highly skilled artistes.
Ensuring that Pirate’s Week was a rip-roaring success this year, Dwayne Seymour, Minister for Border Control, Labour & Culture, outlined at a press conference last Wednesday that government had allocated $574,000 to the weeklong event and an entire steering committee was working hard to make sure it