Improving our main industry 

Dear Editor, We are all familiar with the phrase that claims that "the grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence". A slight variant of this saying may be, that perhaps "you should water and feed your own grass before longingly looking at the grass on the other side of the fence". ...
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Environmentalist warns of coral damage risk

A LOCAL environmentalist is concerned by the arrival and anchoring of a cruise ship in waters off Lucaya, Grand Bahama, where it could cause permanent damage to healthy coral reefs in the area.

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Under-15 soccer league back in full swing

The Bahamas Football Association (BFA) is proud of its under-15 (U15) soccer program, as it returns to play after a two-year hiatus due to the disruption caused by the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic. Coaches and players are excited to see old friends and compete in grass and futsal. "Our youth league is back in action and ...
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Colebrooke bows out of men's 100m

TOKYO, Japan - Running in his first-ever Olympic race, and lining up just two lanes down from the world leader and event favorite, Trayvon Bromell of the United States, Bahamian Samson Colebrooke didn't get the start he wanted and labored to the finish line in the men's 100 meters (m) at the Japan National Stadium on Saturday evening.

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We must nourish our golden cow

Dear Editor, We are all familiar with the phrase that claims that "the grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence". A slight variant of this saying may be, that perhaps "you should water and feed your own grass before longingly looking at the grass on the other side of the fence". ...
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We are all connected when keeping our environment waste-free

The Bahamas was represented in World Cleanup Day 2022 (WCD), a global initiative on September 17th that aimed at making the planet waste-free. According to the movement, “Over 60 million people from 191 countries have participated in World Cleanup Day for a waste-free world. It is the world’s largest one-day civic action to tackle the global waste crisis – which initially started with 123 co...

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Post-Dorian mangrove restoration picks up steam

In the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, scientists and environmentalists leapt into action researching mangroves on Grand Bahama and Abaco, their health and how those ecosystems function. Some collected propagules (another name for mangrove seeds) and galvanized communities into establishing backyard nurseries and burrowing tiny mangrove plants called seedlings into areas hard hit by the Category 5 ...

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Skydiving is back in GB

Skydiving is coming back to Grand Bahama, so if you have the urge to jump out of a perfectly good airplane from 14,000 feet above our beautiful island, then here's your chance. Organizers of the Bahamas Skydive Boogie, Matthew Yaunt and Matthew Finch, who, between them, have done over 30,000 skydives, have booked Old Bahama ...

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Everything we need is given by God

A voice says, "Cry out." And I said, "What shall I cry?" "All people are like grass, and all their faithfulness is like the flowers of the field. - Isaiah 40:6 If truth is spoken, this is not really any time to blame leadership, be it global or local, for the state of the world ...
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5th Annual Man-O-War Cay Luau

Saturday 17th March 2018  11:00 AM

The Luau is a Hawaiian themed party with grass skirt and limbo contests, along with face painting, live and silent auctions, as well as delicious food!



There will be transportation from Hope Town and MHH to the event! Mark your calendars!

Location :
Man Of War Cay, Marsh Harbour, Bahamas