Vegetation material generated during routine powerline maintenance will now be repurposed to support agriculture rather than transported to landfill under a new agreement between the Department of Agriculture (DOA) and Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC).
Following the relocation of the historic Llewellyn house in George Town, concerned members of the public reached out to the Cayman Islands National Museum and National Trust for the Cayman Islands to query whether any archaeological investigations were conducted or planned at the site already cleare
Hampton by Hilton Grand Cayman, a Dart-owned property, has been honoured with the 2025 Hampton Award of Excellence, one of the most prestigious recognitions presented by leading global hospitality company Hilton.
The Miss Cayman Islands Organization is proud to announce the launch of a new era with the rebranding of its national pageant.
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) is proud to announce the winners of the inaugural Safety Superheroes Art Competition, an island-wide creative challenge designed to inspire children ages 5 to 17 to champion electrical safety, smart energy use, and environmental stewardship in their homes, sch
I spoke with a business owner last month who said she spends roughly 3 hours every Monday writing the same 4 types of emails.
We are now at chapter seven in Bodden’s book Deconstructing Development, Immigration, Society and Economy in Early 21st Century Cayman.
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park was awash with colour, curiosity, and quiet delight on Sunday, 29 March, as the annual Orchid Show and Sale once again drew hundreds of visitors—some seasoned orchid lovers, others discovering the magic of these remarkable plants for the first time.
Move it Cayman, the national movement challenge, kicked off on Sunday, 29 March, at the DG’s 5K Challenge to get the nation moving.
The Ministry of Caymanian Employment and Immigration announces the repositioning of the Business Staffing Plan (BSP) Board, to refocus its purpose towards issues that matter most to Caymanians: employment, career advancement, and reducing underemployment across the workforce.