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Oh yes they are! The two lucky winners who spotted Schmitty the elf are Karen Mayor and Sarah Simmons. Karen wins the iPod Nano and Sarah wins the digital camera both donated courtesy of iClick. They are the lucky second set of winners of our three-...

Kristal Symonds’ gingerbread house took top honours at a competition aimed at finding the most creative people on the Island. The 11-year-old was also voted best entry in the middle school category in the competition organised by charity, Passport to...

Clear signs of hard times rang through loud and clear for the Salvation Army this year, where the demand for help by families in need was up by 12 percent this Christmas compared to last year, to the tune of 3,124 people receiving Christmas Hampers, ...

On Christmas Eve Santa Claus squeezes his rotund body down an endless number of narrow chimneys and air vents to bring children in the United States their toys. In Belgium, Saint Nicholas rides a horse. In France, Pere Noel places toys in children’s ...

Generosity is not dead! A few weeks back, I rather innocently posted on our church Facebook page a plea asking for anyone to help provide basic food provisions or financial assistance for those who are struggling to scrape together enough cash to buy...

The angel of the Lord gave very specific instructions. The baby was to be named “JESUS: For He shall save his people from their sins.” No wonder the statement “Jesus Saves” is written and scribbled everywhere ... on walls, billboards, scraps of pape...

One of baker Kamilah Cannonier’s favourite childhood memories is watching her mother Candace make cassava pie around the holidays. To this day, the owner of Sweet SAAK Bakery in St George’s still waits up each Christmas Eve for the traditional treat...

It’s Christmas time and Christmas wreaths are everywhere. Children love wreath-making, but not everyone has the styrofoam rings, bits of fir tree and the other baubles needed to make a real wreath for the door. Plus, there are a lot of mothers out th...