While Thanksgiving is not an official holiday in Belize, the spirit of gratitude and celebration resonates strongly here on Ambergris Caye. Each year, a mix of locals, expats and tourists gather to honor this special occasion. Many local restaurants embrace the holiday by offering an
Belize has long been celebrated for its breathtaking natural wonders, none more iconic than the Belize Barrier Reef, a UNESCO
I don’t think there is anyone NOT excited about the news that the San Pedro Town Council has shared about
This year, we’ve seen just how unpredictable storms can be, with Hurricane Milton and Helene escalating to dangerous Category 5
Every year, I get the best thrill from covering Belize’s Independence Day Parade in San Pedro—it’s hands down my favorite
IT IS NOTIFIED for general information that public and bank holidays specified in the First and Second Schedules to Holidays
The Government of Belize has announced that, for the first time, General Sales Tax (GST) will be waived on local retail
The tragic death of Jennifer Dawn Hernandez serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of safety and responsibility when
Efforts to address critical road damage in North Ambergris Caye are gaining momentum, thanks to the collaboration between Area Representative
San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, is embarking on a new composting initiative aimed at reducing organic waste and my household will
Let’s face it—Ambergris Caye has been evolving ever since the first visitor set foot on our sandy shores. From the
This morning, the iconic Jaguar with its mouth wide open, the entrance to Jaguar’s Temple Night Club, started its final
San Pedro Awarded Town Council of the Year For all its hard work and recent accomplishments for the betterment of
So, have you heard about this Sahara Dust thing? Apparently, it’s been around forever, but it’s only recently that modern forecasts have clued us in on this natural phenomenon. It’s kind of wild to think about, right? I mean, back in the day, we’d just see cloudy skies and maybe
