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Accolades for visiting Chamber Musicians
The weekend began with two school concerts at Bishop Michael Eldon School Auditorium on Friday, January 20. Over 800 students in total from schools across the island were in attendance to enjoy the talented group's music. Full Story
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Miss Talented Grand Bahama and court receive gifts
The reigning Miss Talented Grand Bahama, Doranell Bro-wn, received her official prizes for winning the Miss Talented Grand Bahama Pagent at a prize presentation hosted by the pageant committee, in the private dining-room at Geneva's Restaurant. Full Story
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World renowned Bahamian musician returns home for concerts
Aside from music, Hepburn's background steeped in the nation's number one industry, and this he shared began in Freeport. "I have many relatives who are Grand Bahamians and I have fond memories of spending numerous summer holidays in Freeport," Hepburn commented. "GBPA granted me a scholarship in 1984, which allowed me the opportunity to attend Acadia University in Nova Scotia, Canada. After graduating with a Bachelor's of Business Administration degree in Marketing & Finance, I went on to work at the National Insurance Board (NIB). Within three years, I was promoted to Senior Inspector, one of the youngest ever promoted to that position at NIB," he continued. Full Story
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Mary, Star of the Sea Catholic School wins gold again in Spelling Bee
History has repeated itself as the Mary Star Stingrays have shone brightly in the nation's capital. This is the third time in five years the Mighty Sting-rays have won the Catholic Archdiocesan Spelling Bee. The victory was made even sweeter with the runner up also hailing from Mary, Star of the Sea Catholic School. Full Story
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All in 24-hours: Releasing the Kingdom of God through prayer
Prayer is an essential part of our daily walk with God and one way we can deepen our relationship with God is to "pray without ceasing" as Paul stated in I Thessalonians 5:17 (KJV). We must rest on the promise of God that if we draw nigh to God that he will draw nigh to us James 4:8 (KJV). Full Story
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Local Sorority celebrates 99 years of excellence and service
In the spirit of the 22 Illustrious Founders and focusing on the Sorority's motto of being "called to serve and impacting communities," the members of the local chapter host programs such as the Domestic Violence Essay competition for high school students- to give students an opportunity to address this "silent killer" in our community, Diabetes Community Health Fair- to help educate the community about the disease that is ravaging our Bahamaland, and Reach for the Stars - a program that focuses on the most improved sixth grade student in each of Grand Bahama's primary schools. The chapter also initiates school supplies and uniform donations to numerous local schools, Social Services and individual students. Full Story
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First Baptist on target with mission
to transform the Jericho Road
Rev. Dr. Russell said that to complete this mission, the church needs workers. He is therefore very pleased with the addition of three men to the Deaconate—Paul Armbrister, Derick King and Oriel Knowles. He said that these are three men of proven dedication and commitment to God's work in the vineyard. "I have already seen positive results of the work that they are doing in the church. God is truly working at First Baptist," said Rev. Dr. Russell. Full Story
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Red Dress Soiree a fashion-related event with a charitable backbone
Presented by The Bahamas AIDS Foundation and Primadona, the event highlights the trailblazing women representing various industries. The Red Dress Soiree will be held at the Sheraton Nassau Beach Resort at 7 p.m. Proceeds will benefit The Bahamas AIDS Foundation, specifically their work with adolescents infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Full Story
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FP giving to help the children
In addition, customers purchased Candles of Hope, handmade locally, with all proceeds going directly to charity. At the conclusion of the campaign, Furniture Plus matched all monies collected for a grand total of $13,012 via the Charity of Hope Foundation TM. As an added bonus, all three charities gained added exposure to the causes they champion throughout the year. Full Story
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Foot pain putting a kink in your exercise program?
There are many other causes of foot pain. Wearing shoes that don't fit properly is one of the most common reasons why people (especially women) get foot pain. Other common causes of foot pain may include heel pain, foot deformities such as bunions and hammertoes, arthritis, trauma, ligament strain, tendinitis, stress fracture or other injuries. Full Story
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Sixteen couples to wed on 16 islands in The Bahamas
Sixteen couples will simultaneously get married on 16 different islands on May 16, 2012 at 16:00 hrs. The promotion, sponsored by KUONI, Goldsmiths and The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism will give the 16 couples, coming from various parts around the U.K, their own special wedding ceremony on one of 16 different Islands of The Bahamas. Full Story
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Orvis Clothing shoots
promotional catalogue in GB
Grand Bahama Island's natural beauty continues to be a drawing point in attracting entertainment business and other creative entrepreneurial endeavors to The Bahamas, and has done so once again with a leading clothing line choosing the "Venice of the Caribbean" as it's feature destination for a photo shoot. Full Story
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Bahamian artist MDEEZ releases single 'Without You'
Commenting on the popular track, which has garnered over 1,000 views, the artist MDEEZ said, "the music I'm doing now is just a reflection of what I am feeling, more world appeal long lasting classic music. Collaborating is just me and my backup singers the track was made by Cyclone Entertainment and J-vibes." Full Story
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'Green Citizens' committed to keeping GB Clean
Similarly, Peno Capron, a homeowner on Pioneer's Way, stood out from the others along his street by taking pride in his own yard. When Pioneer's Way, a main thoroughfare of the island, was bare of any landscaping, Capron decided to beautify his area by planting beautiful shrubs and trees around and in front of his home. By doing so, he has set an example for other residents alike to not only keep your area clean, but esthetically pleasing as well. Full Story
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