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In honor of National Service Day, Saturday, September 13, 2025, the San Pedro Lions Club extended a beautiful gesture of appreciation by serving BBQ meals to nearly 300 of our community’s frontline workers. This heartfelt act reached our Polyclinic staff, firefighters, police officers, traffic wardens, and the hardworking sanitary crew
On January 9, the Public Utilities Commission had ordered a decrease in electricity rates that worked out to about a 12% reduction in the average light bill. Well, since then they had to delay
After having left Belize for four years, the country’s most anticipated pageant-with-a-cause has undergone tremendous changes and now it’s back and better than ever. This year’s Miss Rainforest International will introduce the world to
Just in time for the Easter holidays, Casa Pan Dulce is introducing a whole new line of enticing delicacies, including the savory “Bocadillos” and gusty cake flavors. The island’s premier bakery has now over
It started out as a beautiful day for fishing, but by the end of the day the clouds rolled in and the rains came down, but this did not dampen the spirits of the
They told police they are hunters but police say 25 year old Juan Cuz and 26 year old Andrew Swan are more like pirates who have been terrorizing the seas off of San Pedro.
With the political race coming to the finish line on Wednesday, March 4, both political parties have been arduously conducting house-to-house campaigns; the United Democratic Party under their slogan “Keep Progress Alive” while the
Twenty-seven students along with professors from McDaniel College in Maryland U.S.A. arrived this Monday in San Pedro to take part in the school’s “Fishing and Diving-Belize” course, which is taking place in Belize for
On Friday, January 5, Mayor Elsa Paz along with Deputy Mayor Nano Guerrero and other Town Councilors met with the Commissioner of Police Gerald Westby at the Mayor’s office. The purpose of this meeting
On Tuesday, January 13, a small handover ceremony was held at the Central Park, where Dr. John McAfee handed over a boat to the Belize National Coast Guard. R. Adm. Cedric Borland gave a
Most of us did not see them touring the island and taking pictures all over the place, but a group of models were in San Pedro in late November/early December for a photo shoot
BTB Honors Key Tourism Pioneers at its Eight Annual Tourism Awards Ceremony – On Friday evening, January 25th, some 350 industry stakeholders, distinguished guests and tourism friends gathered to honor recipients of the 8th
Part of the agreement negotiated by Past President Milo Paz for the San Pedro Lions Poly Clinic II was to solicit and look for donations for the clinic. The local Lions Club provides the
Why is it that the contractor responsible for completing the side parallel streets in town decided to close down three streets at the same time and create such havoc on the already traffic congested
Lloyd Andrew Usher, 48 year-old, Belizean Tour Guide and Boat Captain residing at Caye Casa unit #4, Boca Del Rio Area reported to Police that on Tuesday, January 6, at about 3:30a.m. he was
More than one hundred San Pedro children were given the wonderful opportunity to have a healthier smile this past week during a free dental hygiene clinic conducted by a team of dentists, dental hygienists,
Ambergris Today was the first media to break the story about the dangerous Lionfish and its trek from the United States to the Caribbean back in September of last year. And a couple weeks
