“She was one of the most dangerous hurricanes I’d ever seen in 57 years,” said new homeowner, Esther-Ann Cornish-Laing, after being displaced by Hurricane Dorian some two years ago. Tucked away in Blackwood, Abaco, Esther-Ann’s generational home, like thousands of others in Abaco, was swept… Read More »Laing Family Gifted ‘Bahama Home’
For entrepreneurs looking to fund their small business idea, Sign Island’s Small Business Expo will feature a Pitch Competition that will award $3,000 in cash and prizes to the most innovative business idea. A small business itself, Sign Island is giving back to the Bahamian… Read More »Entrepreneurs could win a business pitch
Community Ban Together to form Charitable Group Family Islanders have felt the economic pressure of COVID-19 since the borders initially closed in March—the start of the high tourism season. In North Eleuthera, the joining of forces with neighbors and ex-pats, and their collective sheer will… Read More »Brilanders Respond to COVID-19
“Adult-ing” can be tedious, and even more so for a new mom or a mother of two, three, or a starting line-up. Juggling a career, remembering to drink eight glasses of water, school pick-ups, and keeping up with the socialites—it’s a lot! The Mommy Spot,… Read More »A local guide through Motherhood
Former NBA player and North Eleuthera High School basketball coach, Dexter Cambridge recently led a student-athlete contingent to Orlando, Florida for a four-day trip, which included a visit to the Orlando Magic training facilities. The trip was facilitated by long-time resident of South Eleuthera, William… Read More »Cambridge, North Eleuthera Ballers visit the Orlando Magic
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Peter Turnquest, has been misinformed regarding the technicalities of the gaming industry in The Bahamas. This was evident as the Minister, on Guardian Talk Radio’s Morning Blend, compared the Bahamian gaming market to other countries whose dynamics are… Read More »Minister Comparing “apples with potatoes”