Beyond post-colonial
RC Magazine provides context for Caribbean art in a globalized world
Mural in BTC flagship store celebrates spirit of Junkanoo
Many people have been in and out of the new flagship store for Bahamas Telecommunications Company Ltd. (BTC) at the Mall at Marathon, but few may know the story behind the vibrant Junkanoo mural covering one of its walls. The mural was designed by well-known local
A cheesecake ode to the New Year
Chef Jameel Lightbourn pairs champagne, sparkling wine and apple cider in his cakes for a decadent treat
Presidents make a wish, pt. 2
Topping the 2012 wish list of many of the athletic federations in the country is the continued growth and development of Bahamian athletes. The various presidents are looking forward to the upcoming sporting year and hoping to surpass the achievements made in 2011. In this second
Grant and Woodside head to California
Coaches with Level V certification can instruct at the highest international level in the sport
Air traffic controllers end work-to-rule
There may be flight delays at Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) over the busy New Year’s holiday weekend, but members of the Bahamas Air Traffic Controllers Union (BATCU) say if there are, they won’t be because of them. BATCU President Roscoe Perpall told The Nassau Guardian
Man shot dead
A 27-year-old man from the Carmichael Road area was shot and killed shortly before 1 p.m. on Fire Trail Road yesterday. Police said they had no motive for the murder of Keith Lightbourne, whose death drove the total count for 2011 up to 127 as the