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Beauty queen Asha Galloway believes confidence is the sexiest thing a woman can wear. The 23-year-old studies art and design at the Bermuda College. Her dream is to work as an art therapist, and help more people find their voice. She won the Miss Bi...

You likely haven’t heard of Malikah Tankard but the nine-year-old could soon be Bermuda’s newest “mayor”. She hopes to become the head of Wonderland, a simulated society at Purvis Primary School designed to teach students leadership skills and prepar...

Twins Savannah and Bryson Martin got a huge surprise recently — their mother Jenna showed up to collect them from school. The 40-year-old was diagnosed with ovarian cancer earlier this year and spent the past few months travelling between here and Bo...

Nancy Thompson’s vintage fruit press wasn’t broke — but it still needed fixing. Her modernised version of the 1928 gadget is now on sale through her online business, Vintage Kitchen Appliances. The Bermuda resident started working on it 18 months ago...

It’s been 47 years since Suzie Lowe left Malawi, but the country is still working its magic over her. Ms Lowe is a mixed media artist who makes African-inspired masks, as well as chunky bracelets, earrings and ceramic fish. “My masks are African infl...

Trying to find a job at 71 isn’t easy. Richard Powell got creative. No-one would hire him after he and his wife moved back to the Island two years ago after several years living in the US. The former taxi driver and photographer could have returned t...

At the airport in Freetown, Sierra Leone, Aliea Kamara could not hug her friends goodbye or even shake their hands. It was only then that the reality of the Ebola epidemic hit home, despite having been there for several months supervising the buildin...

Get writing.....the annual short story competition at The Royal Gazette is underway. The Royal Gazette’s Christmas Short Story Contest has been running now for over a half century; generations of local writers have submitted stories. Now it’s your tu...

That Paris is referred to as the City of Light is lost on Parisians — they all wear black. It’s something that struck Bermudian Tiffany Smith when she moved to the city three years ago. Her view hasn’t changed since. Everyone here wears black, day an...