Grade 3 student Niomi Caines of the St. Georges Primary School and Akeela McMaster, a Grade 9 student of the Elmore Stoutt High School are the first place winners of the Ministry of Communications and Works’ Flood Awareness competition.

The history of nursing in the Virgin Islands has been documented in a text by local author and practicing nurse Mrs. Norma Benjamin.

The Caribbean Development Bank Loan funded projects at Windy Hill and Horsepath are on the road to completion.

Deputy Premier and Minister for Natural Resources and Labour, Honourable Kedrick Pickering is attending the 24th meeting of the parties (COP 24) in Poland.

Minister for Communications and Works, Honourable Mark Vanterpool has said that the restoration process for works at the Police Headquarters has begun.

Reconstruction work on the Enis Adams Primary School is moving ahead with the completion of a 7,000 gallon cistern, two storage rooms and the courtyard.

Officials from the Ministry of Finance are training assessors on instruments to collect information for the Institutional Assessments (IA).

Teachers, social workers and Mental Health Professionals have received training in order to provide support to children who are affected by the Autism Spectrum disorder.

Local musicians will be joining the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College to host a concert to restore the life of the Old Government House Museum which was destroyed by the hurricanes of 2017.

The Government of the Virgin Islands is inviting tenders for the redevelopment of Elmore Stoutt High School.