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The People’s United Party (PUP) at 75 roving exhibition arrived in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye this week, aligning with national activities marking the birthday of the Right Honorable George Cadle Price, Belize’s National Hero and founding leader of the People’s United Party. A small ceremony opening the exhibit at the San
Several rumors have been going around that hundreds of Social Security workers were planning to stage a sickout against their management today, Monday, February 14. We understand that Social Security workers in the mainland
Rosalie Staines is back on the island with one thing in mind, to take her fifth skydive with the gang of Boogie in Belize. She arrived on the island this past weekend ready to
The big and exciting rumor around San Pedro Town is that the former Nancy’s Store on Black Coral Street is being demolished for a spanking and much needed parking lot for Atlantic Bank Customers.
It’s a daring adventure for anyone, especially a 12-year-old boy, and even more so, for one who is blind. But, climbing the highest point in the country of Belize, Victoria Peak, is a challenge
It has come to our attention that there has been a shakeup in the Tourism Industry as two board of directors have been fired by the Minister of Tourism, Hon. Manuel Heredia Jr. Several
Sandwiched in between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, with a constant breeze and sheltered waters conditions are ideal for sailing in Belize. And with a history that goes back over 100 years
Toucan Sightings on the Rise in the CityThe Belize Audubon Society has a year round calendar filled with educational activities about the flora and fauna of the country. The folks at the Audubon, however,
Mayor Elsa Paz, along with Hon. Manuel Heredia Jr., presented a check to Vice Principal of San Pedro High School, Mrs. Conchita Flota to cover for 24 scholarships that will be awarded to students
It was a great turn out for the San Pedro Cancer Society’s first Candle Lit Cancer Walk on World Cancer Awareness Day February 4, 2011. Island residents took to the streets for a walk
Eighteen Teachers from various primary schools in San Pedro graduated this past weekend, January 29 from the University of Belize. These are teachers in Primary schools with Associate Degrees but without teaching pedagogy. The
San Pedro High School gathered its student body at the Rafael Angel Nuñez Auditorium for Career Day. The annual all morning assembly has always been an excellent eye-opening and inspirational day for San Pedro
There’s a new appointment in the management of the Belize Bank. Michael Castillo, who has been with the bank since 1987, has served as Manager of the San Pedro and San Ignacio Branches, now
PRESS RELEASE –31 January 2011 – The Marco Gonzalez Board of Directors is proud to announce its’ first grant for the archaeology project on the southern tip of Ambergris Caye. Matt Fowler, owner of
Nety Wasn’t Just Hanging Around – Kitten Saved from Death by SAGA Press Release – 31 January 2011 – SAGA just doesn’t help the San Pedro Community to deal with stray dogs, they also
The moment I heard a preview of the song “Belikin Whisper”, I had to download a copy of it from iTunes. Canadian singer/songwriter Shawn Brady pays tribute to Belize’s famous Belikin Beer and captures
– Press Release, Oceana, Wednesday, February 2, 2011 – Oceana Belize wishes to heartily congratulate Cabinet on their decision today not to re-issue the concession for over 1.14 million acres, formerly held by OPIC
