Why anxiety can slow physical recovery — and what good physiotherapy looks like
When most of us think about recovering from an injury, we imagine the process is fairly straightforward.
Housekeeper granted bail over alleged $38,000 theft charge
A HOUSEKEEPER accused of stealing $38,749.81 over six months was granted $7,500 bail.
Bahamas Select falls to University of South Caroline 86-46
THE Team Bahamas Select team closed out the Baha Mar Hoops Summer League with another valuable test against NCAA Division I opposition yesterday, falling 86-46 to the University of South Carolina at Baha Mar.
Bamboo Shack worker granted bail over $7,000 theft charge
A WOMAN accused of stealing more than $7,000 while working at two Bamboo Shack locations last month was granted bail.
BEMU rejects ministry claims over promotions, warns of strike
THE Bahamas Educators Managerial Union has rejected the Ministry of Education’s claim that it has substantively addressed administrators’ promotion concerns.
Baha Mar expects occupancy to defy traditional slow season
BAHA Mar expects occupancy during the traditionally slow late-summer and early-autumn period to run 10 to 15 percent ahead of last year, extending a strong 2026 performance.
Judge denies bail to murder suspect accused of stealing car
A MAN awaiting trial for a 2022 murder in Exuma was denied bail after being accused of stealing a car in New Providence earlier this year.
Man on bail for 2023 murder remanded over bail violations
A MAN awaiting trial for a 2023 murder was remanded to prison yesterday after he was accused of breaching his bail conditions for 117 days.
Let’s Make A Difference working for Grand Bahama back to school
THE Let's Make a Difference programme has expanded its annual back-to-school initiative to Grand Bahama, bringing together civic organizations to distribute nearly 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to students in West Grand Bahama.
Ambassador hoping to broaden national climate change conversation, engage youth
AS The Bahamas confronts the growing effects of climate change, Taylor Cargill wants to broaden the national conversation beyond the environment and show young Bahamians how climate change intersects with nearly every part of their lives.
We owe Andros crash victims learning for safety oversight
The Tribune’s front-page reporting on the preliminary investigation into the fatal accident near San Andros on Independence Day understandably raises serious questions for the travelling public and the aviation community.
Water Corp’s debt to top provider slashed by $5m
THE MAIN water provider for the Water & Sewerage Corporation’s New Providence customers yesterday revealed that the debt owed by the latter was slashed by more than $5m or 21.4 percent during the three months to end-June 2026.
Ex-Club Med site’s $200m revival eyes mid-2027 start
THE DEVELOPER bidding to revive Eleuthera’s former Club Med property is targeting a mid-2027 construction start for the $200m-$250m project featuring a boutique hotel and 100 residences.
'I was ready to quit': Mother's breastfeeding journey inspires others
Published author and mother of three Kelly Fowler never imagined that one of the greatest challenges she would face after giving birth would be breastfeeding.
Beyond the Gates - Lives are being transformed at the Willie Mae Pratt Centre for Girls
Beyond the secure gates of the Willie Mae Pratt Centre for Girls, a large airbrushed mural greets every visitor with a simple but powerful message: "We Are the Future."
Caribbean Hoopfest back for its 5th edition
THE Caribbean Hoopfest basketball tournament is back for its fifth edition and organiser Donald Francois said the two-day event this weekend at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium will be bigger and better.
Four titles decided after first week of 32nd annual AID Clay Court Championships
THE first week of the 32nd annual AID Clay Court Championships wrapped up on Sunday with four titles being decided at the Gym Tennis Club in Winton Meadows.
BPL barrier to ‘banking’ $210m energy savings
The Bahamas cannot “bank” the projected $210m annual savings from the Government’s energy reforms without further structural changes at Bahamas Power & Light (BPL) to make private investment in the industry more appealing, a multilateral lender is warning.
Man denies setting relatives on fire, claims uncle ignited himself
A MAN accused of setting his grandmother and uncle on fire told a jury that his uncle accidentally ignited himself while trying to throw gasoline at him during an argument at their Gibbs Corner family home in 2023.
