Stix A Noodle Bar was one of the first restaurants to open in the Grand Hyatt at Baha Mar — and if you haven’t been as yet, you’re seriously missing out. If you’re one of those persons that darkened their doors when they first opened,
Those were the words of chief umpire Martin “Pork” Burrows as the 1st Bahamas Baseball Association (BBA) National Baseball Championships officially commenced on Friday at the Emera Baseball Park in Freeport, Grand Bahama. BBA Secretary General Oria Wood-Knowles declared the championships open, and BBA President Sam
Like most around the nation, Coach Gladstone “Moon” McPhee was thrilled when the National Basketball Association (NBA) draft ran true to form Thursday night in a particular instant, and Bahamian Deandre Ayton was the No. 1 pick. He was selected by the Phoenix Suns, the team
The Central Bank of The Bahamas on late Thursday afternoon presented the six 2016 Rio Olympic medallists with their own commemorative coins on the steps of the new Thomas A. Robinson Stadium in front of an intimate crowd. The athletes being honored were Shaunae Miller-Uibo, gold
On Wednesday, June 13, through Friday, June 15, over 40 key stakeholders from 10 countries across the Caribbean region and the UK convened at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine campus in Trinidad to speak about the advancement, challenges and problematics of our
When you meet young people like Sharvez Woodside, 17, the future of The Bahamas seems incredibly bright. A charismatic people person, his smile and laughter are infectious. We are not sure he’s ever really met a stranger. Sharvez has a passion for the arts: song,
Paradise is beautiful. A space filled with art, color, diversity, pleasure and adventure. Paradise has become synonymous with the Caribbean and the Pacific. Paul Gauguin’s life and work encapsulate this paradise myth, as we clarified in the recently published book “Gauguin’s Challenge: New Perspectives After
Paradise Games CEO Kevin Knowles has warned his staff that redundancies and store closures may be a possibility following the government’s increase in taxes for the domestic gaming sector. In a sobering memo to staff, dated June 21, Knowles advised that the web shop’s human resources
Acting Prime Minister Peter Turnquest suggested yesterday that the government is not to blame for the 350 employees who will be laid off at Island Luck. Island Luck revealed that it intends to let go of half its staff over the next 30 days. Turnquest said Island
The lawyer for a family accused of drug trafficking and having USD$1.3 million as the proceeds of crime is in negotiations to resolve the matter without a trial, The Nassau Guardian has learned. Hank Weech, 50, and his sons, Brandon Weech, 26, and Brad Weech, 21,