Undefeated Sands to headline ‘Rumble in The Bbay’
AMRON ‘Sandman’ Sands looks to step back into the ring and continue his undefeated streak next month.
‘Knucklehead’ Johnson Cross Country Championships set
FOR the third consecutive year, the Silver Lightning Track Club will honour one of the country’s premier middle-distance runners in staging the William ‘Knucklehead’ Johnson Cross Country Championships.
THE PRESS BOX: On 3-game losing streak, Cowboys have ‘painfully obvious’ lack of coaching
THE problem with the Dallas Cowboys is not a lack of talent. It’s painfully obvious, it’s a lack of coaching. The Jason Garrett experiment as head coach has failed.
Exuma’s Christian Academy shows unrelenting faith in God
As a faith-based school, it is important for the Exuma Christian Academy to have Christian values are embedded in every facet of the learning experience they offer.
The revelation of the phoenix – the conclusion
I wondered for a while how to conclude this series. What words could I use to adequately sum up ‘Phoenix Rising’? When we look at the phoenix we realise a few important truths about life:
'We'll have to make one-cent end work'
Super Value’s principal yesterday said his Abaco interests had coped well after eliminating the one-cent coin last year, and added: “We’ll have to make it work here.”Rupert Roberts told Tribune Business that the retail industry and consumers will hav
Atlantis in top travel honour
Atlantis, and its The Cove and The Reef properties, have been recognised in the Top 25 Resorts in the Atlantic category by Condé Nast Traveler.“It is an honour to accept this prestigious award on behalf of our magical Bahamian resort,” said Audrey Os
Baha Mar's $300m spend aids Nassau 'renaissance'
A top tourism executive yesterday described Baha Mar’s $300m water park as the latest element in Nassau/Paradise Island’s “renaissance” as a tourism destination.Fred Lounsberry, president of the Nassau/Paradise Island Promotion Board, told Tribune Bu
EDITORIAL: Govt must remember Rubis spill lesson
THE scale of the oil leak in Grand Bahama just keeps getting worse.
STATESIDE: What went wrong for the man who was America’s Mayor?
A big headline in Washington this week has been the qualification of the city’s major league baseball team for its first World Series appearance since 1933.
Chipman: I'm no sell out
INDEPENDENT MP Reece Chipman says he’s no political sell out following his resignation from the Free National Movement a week ago.Speaking for the first time at Parliament since he quit the governing party, Mr Chipman criticised partisan politics and
Five million gallons spilled from Equinor oil facility
MORE than 100,000 barrels of oil - five million gallons - was spilled at the Equinor South Riding Point facility in East Grand Bahama during Hurricane Dorian, Environment Minister Romauld Ferreira said yesterday.To date, more than 35,000 barrels of o
Tough times for Potter's Cay - but still helping storm victims
DESPITE growing tensions at Potter’s Cay Dock, vendors remain committed to doing their part to assist those who were adversely affected by Hurricane Dorian. Early last month, the Category Five Storm pummeled Abaco and Grand Bahama, destroying many h
Public to foot bill for Archer killer's lawyer
KOFHE Goodman is to be assigned an attorney at the public’s expense to better enable him to appeal his latest sentence for murdering 11-year-old Marco Archer eight years ago, the Court of Appeal ruled yesterday.The appellate tribunal of Justices Jon
More donations given to NEMA
DONATIONS continue to flow through the National Emergency Management Agency towards the relief efforts post Hurricane Dorian.On Friday, October 11, NEMA received cheques from the Central Bank of The Bahamas on behalf of its team members, and of the C
495 unemployment claims after Hurricane Dorian
THE National Insurance Board has processed 495 unemployment claims related to Hurricane Dorian, according to Brensil Rolle, minister of public service with responsibility for NIB. In the House of Assembly yesterday, he said NIB and the Department of
'Why trust govt that has neglected Ragged Island?'
THE “blatant reckless neglect” of Ragged Island residents more than two years after Hurricane Irma devastated the small island has led to mistrust of the Minnis administration, area MP Chester Cooper has said.This situation, Mr Cooper said yesterday,
Bahamas to host Aqua X World Championships
The Bahamas’ sports tourism product is set to expand with a new initiative by the Atlantis resort, the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and Aviation, the Nassau/Paradise Island Promotion Board and P1 Aqua Cross (branded Aqua X) Racing.
BPL class action in November ‘full flight’
A former Cabinet minister yesterday predicted his Bahamas Power & Light (BPL) class action lawsuit will be in “full flight” by end-November after gaining around 1,000 members.
