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Ashley Estwanik broke a national record on the opening night of the Bermuda Powerade National Championships at the National Sports Centre (NSC) last night. She achieved a new record in the Open Women’s 5,000 metre race, setting the stage for an event...

Premier Paula Cox put up a spirited defence of her good governance legislation in the House of Assembly, questioning whether the Opposition truly supported it. Capping off a lengthy and often fiery debate on the Good Governance Act 2012, Ms Cox added...

Respected educator Shirley Pearman has been made a Member of the British Empire (MBE) by the Queen, in honour of her decades of service to teaching and the arts. News of the awards came yesterday as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Also hon...

The Kardias Club has both a most distinctive name and a long record of accomplishments as one of the Island’s key social, cultural and charitable organisations. Their original members were the socialite wives of the black doctors, lawyers and other m...

Men will be faced with a challenge today as they unite at the Hamilton Princess this morning for the Breakfast with Champions conference hosted by United for Change. Speaking at the event is London-based Anglican minister, the Rev Richard Coekin, sen...

An even-numbered year is once more upon us and therefore the yachts and crews of the Newport Bermuda Race will again descend upon the Island from the coast of the State of Rhode Island in a few days time. Started in 1906 and run since then in most su...

It was more than a week ago when the Rose Bell Missionary Society of St. Paul AME Church, Hamilton held their highly successful High Tea in the church hall. We pictured some of the top winners in their stylish outfits: Gwen Simmons, Delyte Rawlins, ...

Members of the Sunshine Seniors Club of the Southampton Seventh-day Adventist Church pulled out all the stops this week to see, not who was the just the “best”, but rather the ‘most excellent’ in their 10th annual Tea and Hat Show. In the end, club ...

The family and friends of St John’s Church wrapped up an exciting “Great Story Week” last weekend with guest author and story teller, Bob Hartman, who visited local schools and led story telling at the church each afternoon under a tent at the Pembro...

If Valerie Rose Wade of Cook’s Hill, Somerset, who is blind, hadn’t given any thought to how widely esteemed and greatly admired she is in her community, her church, on her job as a receptionist at Sandys Secondary Middle School, and wherever she imp...