“First of its Kind” Brain Surgery at Rand Memorial
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A "first of its kind" major brain tumor surgery was performed by physicians at Rand Memorial Hospital on Saturday.
Cooper: Straw Market To Open By End Of Year
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Visitor numbers are projected to reach 95% of pre-COVID levels by November or December, according to Tourism Minister Chester Cooper, who also revealed that discussions are underway for the safe reopening of the downtown Straw Market by the end of the year.
Olympic Gold Medalist Runs Into Property Issue
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Nearly ten years after one of the proudest moments of his life, an Olympic Gold Medalist is pleading with the government to assist him in getting basic services on the property he received after his gold medal win.
Grocery Price Hike Looming
As a shortage in the supply chain makes some items increasingly difficult to find in food stores across the United States, one local grocery chain warns that a price hike is imminent.
Happy Food Season 15
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Our Jasmin Brown sits down with the show's host about their biggest and yummiest season yet.
Surviving Breast Cancer: Dr. Alia Campbell
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A double mastectomy survivor and mother of one says life after cancer is nothing short of amazing, but it also has its challenges.
Growing Food For Our Future
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - As countries observe world food day with a vision for "better production, better nutrition, a better environment, and a better life," we see that our actions today impact our future.
30% Adelaide Primary Students not on Online Platform
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Only 70 percent of students at Adelaide Primary are using the Ministry of Education's Virtual Platform. That's according to the school's principal who says the school is doing all it can to get students to log on and not miss out on virtual classes.
PAHO: Not Sure When Pandemic Will End
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Pan American Health Organization cannot say when the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to end, due to the fluidity of possible scenarios over the near to short term, according to PAHO Director, Dr. Carissa Etienne.
Young Bahamian Athlete Signs With Puma
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - An 18-year-old sprinter is off to Florida after signing a contract with Puma.