The entertainment scene in the Cayman Islands has been busy rebounding since the borders closed nearly 18 months ago and ahead of the reopening the entertainment product seems poised and ready for the influx of visitors.
Ever since its beginning in 2017, the Centre for Theological Leadership Training (CTLT) has provided local people who have an interest in learning more about the bible, along with those actively involved in church and mission work, with a solid foundation with theological principles....
The Youth Services Unit (YSU) invites the public to submit nominations for round thirteen of the Proud of Them awards scheme.
In partnership with seven local media houses, Dart’s Minds Inspired facilitated the launch of a new summer camp to introduce high school students to the world of journalism and media.
Finance Committee, held on Wednesday, confirmed the allocation of an extra $3 million to help pay for homes damaged after Tropical Storm Grace
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is reminding West Bay residents that the schedule for the collection of vegetation debris in that area will be completed on Saturday 4th September, 2021 and it will not be extended.
In a bid to help those most in need in the community more easily access financial assistance, the Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development has been in the process of reforming the way the Needs Assessment Unit delivers its services.
More than 50 young people received Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh medals and certificates at the Turtle Centre recently.
The National Trust is now accepting nominations for our Governor’s Conservation Awards (GCA) ceremony, backed by HE The Governor Martyn Roper.
Recognising the need to provide Cayman’s young people with a safe and supportive environment in which to discuss any issues they may have, the Cayman LGBTQ Foundation participated in Cayman International School’s recent Back to School BBQ and Information Bonanza....