You know how it feels to wake up on Monday morning after a weekend of less-than-healthy eating… Your body is puffy and bloated. Your joints are achy. Your clothes feel tight.
The Cayman Islands’ tourism product is set to receive a boost with the entry of Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman into the market. The hotel, which will be the latest in Dart’s hospitality portfolio, is scheduled to be completed and ready to welcome guests by the second quarter of 2024.
The Public Lands Commission (PLC) invites applications for a permit to sell or trade goods and/or services on Seven Mile Public Beach, following the Cabinet’s approval of the Seven Mile Beach Vendor Policy.
In this latest edition of Cayman Conversations, Antoinette Gayle, Assistant Professor at UCCI in the Division of STEM and Health, and Director/Facilitator of the UCCI’s STEM summer camp, spoke with Caymanian Times Publisher Ralph Lewis about the UCCI’s highly popular STEM summer camp taking place th
We are delighted to share a sampling of photo highlights from the highly successful Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) Caribbean Travel Marketplace, which concluded last week in beautiful Barbados.
On Monday the 20th of March 2023 the John Gray High School Spanish Department hosted an Inaugural National Inter-Secondary Spanish Quiz Competition.
The Caymanian Times has always felt passionately that it is the newspaper of the people, for the people. Our readers and advertisers have stuck with us through these last few difficult years and for that we are extremely grateful.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is urging North Side and East End residents as well as those living in Cayman Brac and Little Cayman to get their bulk waste ready for collection as its solid waste team moves to their communities from Monday, May 22, 2023.
The Department of Education Services (DES) invites the public’s attendance as the top eight instrumentalists in the 2023 National Children’s Festival of The Arts (NCFA) preliminary competition compete for the title of ‘Young Musician of The Year’ at the George Town Historical Public Library on Wedne
Cayman Islands: The Department of Lands and Survey announces the temporary waiver of the $50 application fee to rectify land registers for a total of 90 calendar days.