Cayman Art Week (CAW26) has concluded its most successful edition to date, with record numbers turning out across all three islands for a six-day programme of free exhibitions, artist talks, studio visits and special events.
Cayman Islands student Zara Majid will spend part of her summer at Yale University after being selected for the highly competitive Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) programme and awarded a full Young Leaders scholarship.
The Bonfire Restaurant on West Bay Road glowed with energy and pride on Wednesday 27 May as the Rotary Sunset Club hosted its Early Career Teacher Awards Evening, celebrating three outstanding young Caymanian teachers whose early career achievements are already shaping the future of the islands.
Shortly after 7: 30PM on Wednesday, May 27, officers from the Traffic and Roads Policing Unit responded to a report of a collision involving a vehicle and a cyclist at the junction of Shamrock Road and Condor Road in Bodden Town.
Police are investigating a robbery which took place in the vicinity of Ryan Road, off Crewe Road in George Town, during the early hours of Monday, 1 June.
A 47-year-old man who was arrested for murder on 23 May, in relation to a wounding incident that took place on Wednesday, 20 May, has now been formally charged.
Yet another political twist has been added to the already febrile challenge for the leadership of the ruling Labour Party in the United Kingdom.
Cautious optimism is the phrase flowing through the halls of power and the communities of Jamaica as the nation anticipates what may very well be a major transformational phase in its economy. Oil.
Trinidad and Tobago marked its first wave of Asian ancestors to the Caribbean island with Indian Arrival Day on Saturday May 30th.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley is so worried about the surge of gang culture on the island that she has called for the creation of community-based parenting clubs and a national support hotline.