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An American Revolutionary War hero from Bermuda was honoured in a special graveside ceremony in Virginia this month. The ceremony recognising Southampton-born St George Tucker was organised by the Sons of the American Revolution, the Daughters of th...

Bermudian war veteran Philip Lamb, who died earlier this year, is being honoured in a new exhibition at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in London. The exhibition entitled ‘Pilots of the Caribbean’ opened earlier this month and recognises volunteers ...

When Phillip Rego first visited Haiti it was with the idea of helping out “a bit”. Five years later, he has a charity Feed My Lambs Ministry that runs an orphanage, a school and a clinic helping hundreds of Haitian children in desperate need. Mr Rego...

Mining investments and cricket aren’t normally associated with art, but that’s exactly Elliot Wilson’s background. Mr Wilson is the latest Masterworks Museum artist in residence. He is originally from Felstead, Essex, England and is a commodity tra...

When all the Christmas bills start rolling in in January, the annual Just for Laughs comedy event can be a real bright spot on the calendar. Tickets have just gone on sale for the eighth year of the show which brings well known comedians to our shore...

When you are a middle schooler with community service requirements it can sometimes feel like the older students have snatched up all the volunteer opportunities. Some middle schools now require ten to 20 hours of community work and secondary studen...

A mother and daughter duo will be signing books at Brown and Company this Saturday. Theresa Airey a well-known local artist will be introducing her latest book Digital Photo Art: New Directions while her daughter, Lisa Airey, signs Touching The Moon....

A Bermudian living abroad has brought together all the tropical splendour of gardens in Ghana in a new coffee table book. The book is called A Look Behind the Walls and is currently available for order. It is co-written by Bermudian Karen Hendrickson...