Sports calendar May 15
THE Fast Track Athletics Club is scheduled to hold its 4th annual Spring Fling at the Grand Bahama Sports Complex May 16-17.
Ultimate Champion Sports Academy team earns USSSA 10AA ranking
THE Ultimate Champion Sports Academy team, made up of players from Freedom Farm, the Junior Baseball League of Nassau and the Grand Bahama Little League, was so impressive in their recent performances that they have now earned a ranking in the United States Specialty Sports Association 10AA Division.
Global Sun shines on the UB Mingoes’ inaugural golf tourney
GLOBAL Sun Integration Management is supporting The University of The Bahamas Mingoes programme’s inaugural Golf Invitational set for this Sunday at The Royal Blue Golf Course at Baha Mar as a bronze-level sponsor.
Dames leads agricultural progress in South Andros
Agricultural extension officers play a vital role in the nation’s Family Island farming communities. These men and women often bridge the gap between farmers and modern agricultural knowledge, providing access to tools, inputs and best practices and techniques. Their services empower farmers with the skills and resources needed to improve productivity, sustainability and resilience against challenges like climate change, pest infestations, irrigation issues and a lack of supplies.
Chamber empowers SMEs with training, job fair
A JOB fair and professional training day will be held on Saturday by the Abaco Chamber of Commerce.
Cost Right online platform for Freeport to also serve Nassau
AML Foods Limited has announced the launch of its new e-commerce platform for Cost Right Freeport - but after the fire that destroyed the Cost Right building in Nassau, people in New Providence can also make use of the platform for deliveries.
Outlier signs up Leno for power capital raise
Outlier Energy (Bahamas) Limited has announced that it has engaged Leno Corporate Services Limited to lead a capital raise for new power generation for delivery to Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) in the Family Islands.
White: Montagu mess shows need for better city planning
AFTER the removal of signs in the Montagu Beach area, St Anne’s MP Adrian White has called for more strategic city planning and an equal application of regulations for all parties.
PM: Financial bills will keep sector competitive
A COMPENDIUM of financial bills passed in Parliament yesterday will ensure the country’s continued adherence to international standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), said Prime Minister Philip Davis.
FNM challenges BNSI’s economic growth figures
THE average Bahamian is not feeling the effects of the 3.4 percent growth rate, according to FNM financial spokesman Kwasi Thompson - who said many still struggle to keep their businesses and personal finances afloat.
Union says foreign musicians are harming Bahamian artists
Foreign artists are taking the bread out of Bahamian artists’ mouths, according to the United Artists Bahamas Union (UABU).
Abaconians: We contribute - so why don’t we get support?
Abaconians are calling for more attention to be put on the island’s infrastructure needs, especially given the economic impact it makes on the country.
Gun and ammo possession gets man two and a half years jail
A MAN was sentenced to two and a half years in prison yesterday after admitting to possessing a gun and 37 rounds of ammunition on Soldier Road last week.
Charged with armed robbery stealing $13,000 from a man
A MAN accused of an armed daylight robbery that netted $13,000 was remanded to prison yesterday following his arraignment in Magistrate’s Court.
Officer tells inquest two bullets recovered were from 9mm pistol allegedly fired by one of the victims
A POLICE firearm examiner testified yesterday that a bullet recovered from the dashboard of the vehicle in which three men were shot and killed by police on Cowpen Road in 2020 was one of two rounds fired from a gun found near the deceased.
Man convicted of indecent assault of five-year-old son
A 42-year-old man has been found guilty of indecently assaulting a five-year-old boy in 2020, an abuse uncovered when the child’s parents grew suspicious after he kissed his father on the lips.
STATESIDE: Is Pope Leo XIV best hope against the worst of Trump?
In recent decades, there has been a lot of public concern in the US about declining church attendance, lower percentages of poll respondents who identify as faithful members of any particular church, and what many see as a resultant drop in overall morality.
FRONT PORCH: Political leaders and storytelling
A political leader, especially the leader of a political party, wears many hats. Among his or her critical roles is that of a magician in the best sense, one who has a certain charisma, who is able to conjure magic to garner a following, earn support, and win elections.
Husband and wife jailed for contempt after defying court orders
A BAHAMIAN couple who vowed they would never obey a court order were jailed for contempt in December, with newly released reasons from the Supreme Court revealing the full extent of their defiance.
Repairs ongoing on North Eleuthera International Aiport’s existing terminal
Immediate repair work is being carried out at the existing terminal of the North Eleuthera International Airport as part of efforts to improve the passenger experience ahead of the construction of a new multi-million-dollar terminal, according to officials.
