Man arraigned for attempted murder in Harbour Island
A MAN was remanded into custody on Friday after being accused of a near-fatal shooting in Harbour Island that left another man injured last month.
30 months jail for loaded gun
A MAN was sentenced to 30 months in prison yesterday after admitting to having a loaded gun at his Hay Street home last week.
Man charged with attacking GB school principal with piece of steel
A 27-year-old East Grand Bahama man, who reportedly suffers from a brain aneurysm and faces an unrelated rape charge, was granted $6,000 bail after being accused of attacking a school principal.
Traffic disrupted by overturned cement truck
A CEMENT truck overturned yesterday morning on Tonique Williams Highway, briefly disrupting traffic near the Eagle Building yard roundabout.
Rotary Club of Grand Bahama to honour Bahamian entertainers
THE Rotary Club of Grand Bahama will mark its 2025/2026 Board Installation on Sunday, June 29, with an event themed “A Celebration of the Arts”, recognising influential Bahamian entertainers, including Theo Coakley of the Grammy-nominated group T-Connection.
Bimini resort, marina suffers 'dozen a day' cancellations
A Bimini resort and marina yesterday said it has already suffered 12 guest cancellations due to the fall-out from new and increased cruising permit and other fees set to take effect on July 1.
Watchdog recovers $116k for aggrieved consumers
The Bahamas' consumer watchdog has processed 139 complaints during 2025 to-date and recovered more than $116,000 from merchants for aggrieved purchasers, its chairman disclosed yesterday.
New national tennis champions crowned
The country’s top tennis talents took centre stage this past week as the Bahamas AID Junior Tennis National Championships concluded at the National Tennis Centre in Nassau, with several exciting matchups and breakout performances in both singles and doubles competition across all age groups.
Atlanta Smoke pro women’s softball team take part in free clinic
WHILE their focus was on their three-game series against the Orlando Monarchs, the Atlanta Smoke professional women’s softball team also participated in a free clinic for young players in the country.
Baha Mar Resort Foundation in vibrant display of philanthropy
IN a vibrant display of philanthropy, the Baha Mar Resort Foundation hosted a press conference yesterday following its annual Royal Blue Golf Tournament Invitational, held on June 14, during which it raised over $275,000.
‘Buddy’ excited over VJ’s chances in the NBA Draft
With the National Basketball Association’s 2025 Draft all set to take place tomorrow, Bahamian Chavano “Buddy” Hield said he’s excited to see what happens with fellow Bahamian Valdez “VJ” Edgecombe.
O’Brien, Souza take top placings in the Caribbean Equestrian Challenges
BAHAMAS equestrians featured prominently in the final standings of the 2024-2025 Caribbean Equestrian Association (CEA) Jumping and Dressage Challenges, with two riders – Quinn O’Brien and Gabriela Souza – taking top honours in their respective categories.
Freedom Farm wins three of four titles at junior nationals
THE Bahamas Baseball Association concluded its 2025 Grand Bahama Port Authority Junior Nationals at the Emera field in Grand Bahama on Sunday.
Serena Salis fifth overall in the masters’ division
SERENA Salis knew sooner or later she would win her first international medal as a bodybuilder, based on the vast improvement that she’s been making in the sport.
‘Taking your skills to the next level’
THE Nex-Gen Elite Training Basketball Camp, geared to “taking your skills to the next level,” got started yesterday at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium.
Lyford Cay International School Dragons celebrate three national soccer championship titles
THE National High School Soccer Championships last month marked an historic achievement for the Lyford Cay International School (LCIS) Dragons, who won three championship titles.
PETER YOUNG: Could Trump’s intervention in Iran stop its nuclear weapons?
With the US launching airstrikes against Iran over the weekend, the Middle East is at a delicate and dangerous point as tensions reach a new peak. Earlier, President Trump had stated publicly that he would take a decision about bombing Iran’s nuclear sites in two weeks’ time. In reality, he acted in two days.
FACING REALITY: Bite the bullet - get rid of the Privy Council?
In the past, a murder was a rare and solemn event, putting the country in shock and sparking conversations that reverberated through the town for months, if not years. The country mourned, and a sense of stillness prevailed. Similarly, when an execution took place, the nation experienced a mix of sadness and relief, a collective understanding that justice was served. But it took a long while for the shock to wear off.
