When the COVID-19 virus hit the islands, it was obvious that churches were going to be closed for an indefinite period of time. It meant that worshippers had to adjust to the new reality of worshipping at home.
Local entrepreneur Carmin Godfrey has been installed as the new Lions Club of Grand Cayman president.This year’s induction ceremony, which was held on Saturday, was significantly different from previous years as the Club installed the new board of directors in a virtual ceremony....
Normal flight operations between Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac and Little Cayman resumed on Sunday, July 19 2020, following the latest regulation changes by the Cayman Islands Government.
The extent to which the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting Cayman is noted in the pattern of electricity consumption since the crisis hit here in March, as well as being reflected in the earnings and share value of the electricity provider, Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC).
Most doctors get their medical degrees and leave it at that. Not Dr. Delroy Jefferson, medical director of the Health Services Authority. It seems, for him, there is no such thing as too many letters after your name.
Cayman is ranked among the countries with the lowest incidence of COPVID-19 globally relative to population size.
That disclosure was made by Chief Medical Officer Dr John Lee while giving his latest update on cases here.
International Netball Federation (INF) has announced the Netball World Youth Cup will take place during the period from the 1st – 19th December 2021 – the precise start and end dates of the netball competition will be confirmed in the forthcoming weeks.
Longtime instructor and a fixture in the Cayman dance community, Jackie Balls, affectionately known as Miss Jackie, is donating many of the costumes and much of the equipment from her dance school to the University College of the Cayman Islands’ dance programme.
Cuba celebrated the 40th anniversary of Arnaldo Tamayo's space flight last Friday. He then became the first cosmonaut from Latin America to achieve that feat thanks to the collaboration what was the Soviet Union.
Dreams became a reality this month (September 2020) with the award of a doctoral degree in human and social services to Diane Ricketts, manager and accountant at the Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh-day Adventist.