With the 2020 hurricane season still a very vivid memory, weather experts are already warning that there might hardly be any respite this year.
‘Homegrown’ is a new exhibition on display until 31st March at the National Gallery, a collection of photographs by film maker/photographers David Hartwell and Bill Ferehawk, who have been working with the National Gallery and the National Trust, raising awareness about the beauty....
Candidates for the district of Prospect set out their election bids in the third election forum organised by the Chamber of Commerce.
The Liquor Licensing Board of the Cayman Islands advises licensees that they are not permitted to sell intoxicating liquor on Election Day, April 14, during the stated hours.
The Elections Office will be issuing voter ID cards at the below locations and times.
Sixteen young men and women made Cayman proud-as-can-be when they marched onto the lawn in front overlooking Pedro Bluff and the diamond-shimmering sea in their smart dark blue uniforms and white maritime caps.
Several trainees enrolled in the Apprenticeship Programme at the Public Works Department (PWD) were presented with certificates and special awards for excellence during the recent opening of the Department’s Construction Trades Training Centre.
It was three days of celebration, competition, and learning important life skills like how to lose without getting too upset, at the Truman Bodden Stadium.
A handful of candidates for the upcoming election attended a presentation by Inclusion Cayman last week and heard that children with special needs were being denied an inclusive education, i.e. one which brought them into mainstream classrooms to be taught alongside their peers...
The post-election political drama was continuing in Cayman on Friday evening as members of the Wayne Panton-led PACT group of independents(People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) tried to hold on to the coalition that they had announced within hours after Wednesday’s election.