Urban Renewal Minister Warns Contractors That Shoddy Work Could Lead To Blacklisting
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - Contractors working on government home repairs are getting a strong warning - do the job right, or risk losing out on future work.
Turning Trash Into Treasure Through Composting
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - As part of Bahamas First's Sustainability Month, Bahamas First is encouraging Bahamians to think twice before tossing out their kitchen waste, as composting can help protect the environment while putting money back in your pocket.
Singing Bishop: There Is No Perfect Government
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - Popular preacher Lawrence Rolle, known as the singing bishop, wasasked to weigh in on the allegations levied against Bahamian politicians in U.S. courts, surrounding the arrest and detention of Eric Gardener.
University of The Bahamas Marks Milestone With Wilson Foundation
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - As the University of The Bahamas marks ten years as a chartered institution, a new agreement is aimed at boosting research into some of the country's biggest challenges.
The Wilson Family Foundation has signed a memorandum of understanding with the university, renewing its commitment to supporting Bahamian scholars and locally driven research.
Unapologetically Her: “iNSPIREHER Returns Bigger Than Ever”
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - From the big screen to the boardroom, some of the most influential women are headed to The Bahamas for this year's inspire her conference, under the theme, "Unapologetically Her."
Thousands of Voter Cards Go Unclaimed in Grand Bahama
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS - Thousands of biometric voter cards are collecting dust in Grand Bahama, and election officials want residents to come get them.
Taxi Union Takes On Ride-Sharing Market With Aquarides App
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - Hundreds of The Bahamas Taxi Union's members are teaming up with Aqua-Rides - a homegrown ride-booking app designed to put more money in drivers' pockets.
Coworkers Grieve After Missing Colleague Found Dead
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - A man reported missing was found to have taken his own life. His coworker of 25 years and owner of the company of Calypso Landscapers, Edward Thompson, says they became concerned when he didn't turn up, especially as he is known to be a routine guy.
Mother of 7-Month-Old Who Was Allegedly Abused by a Babysitter Speaks Out
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Imagine leaving your healthy, unharmed seven-month-old baby with a trusted babysitter, only to get a call hours later showing his face covered in gashes and severe swelling. It's a living nightmare one local mother claims she experienced.
Grand Bahama Singer Inspires Through Music
GRAND BAHAMA, THE BAHAMAS - Sometimes the most powerful songs are born from life's darkest moments.