
St. Croix's Booming Street Art Scene Aims to Boost Community Morale Kia Griffith | March 07, 2021
ST. CROIX — Art organizations and local artists are intentionally adding street or public art across…
ST. CROIX — Art organizations and local artists are intentionally adding street or public art across…
ST. THOMAS — Construction of the Cyril E. King Airport’s new Parking and Transportation Center b...
The St. Croix Surgery Center (SCSC) achieved a milestone in February 2021, performing the first outp...
Limetree Bay said in a release Wednesday that it experienced an upset last month in the refinery at "Flare Unit #8" that resulted in the release of st...
Governor Albert Bryan said this week that Virgin Islanders who were affected by the 2016 recall of defective Takata airbags and want compensation coul...
ST. CROIX — Shawn Baptiste, the prominent Virgin Islands businessman known to many by Marco, the name of his trucking company, and CIGA Promotions, ...
ST. CROIX — After a full year of being barred from in-person learning as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, early-grade students — PreK-1st gra...
ST. CROIX — Another man has been killed on St. Croix, this time in Grove at about 7:36 p.m. Tuesday. The shooting comes on the heels of a homicide T...
Governor Albert Bryan acknowledged that WAPA CEO and Executive Director, Lawrence Kupfer, who started his tenure at WAPA on March 1, 2018, has asked t...
The V.I. Department of Human Services announced Sa...
Scott Simmons began a 6-month assignment as deputy...
Though March 2021 marks 40 years since the Women's...
Travel demand for the U.S. Virgin Islands remains strong, said the V.I. Dept. of Tourism Thursday, c...
ST. THOMAS — Frontier Airlines has announced new...
V.I. Dept. of Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschult...
The U.S. Virgin Islands is welcoming new flights from Minneapolis to St. Thomas this winter from Del...
The U.s. Virgin Islands Has Received The “destination…
Noting The Increasing Importance Of Sports Tourism…
The V.I. Port Authority announced Monday that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded $3,8...
An airline incentive program to attract increased ...
The Virgin Islands Port Authority said during a board meeting last week that it has been making prep...
U.s. Dept. Of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross On Thursday…
The Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center (vi Sbdc) Said Friday It Would Continue To Share Its Achievements In The Form Of Best Practices To Fulfill Its Initiative To Help Businesses Grow And Succeed. According To The Nonprofit, More Than Ever, Small Businesses Are Staying Afloat Because Of Financial Resources. The Vi Sbdc Credits Its Partnerships With Lenders Like The Thomas Usaf Group, An Originator Of Large Government-guaranteed Loans And First Bank Vi. “we Want The General Public To Know That We Are Committed To The Economic Prosperity Within The Small Business Community More So In The Climate Of A Pandemic,” Said Karen Jones,…
Liberty Communications Of Puerto Rico (lcpr) Said Thursday It Marked 2020 With Strong Subscriber And Revenue Growth Stemming From The Company’s Drive To Provide Communication And Entertainment Services During The Covid-19 Pandemic. The Numbers Were Reported By Lcpr’s Parent Company Liberty Latin America (lla) In Its Full-year 2020 Financial Results, Which Were Released On Sunday, February 28. Lla Is Also The Parent Company Of Cable & Wireless, A Well-known Company In The Caribbean Region. The Company Reported A Record Year Of Revenue Generating Unit (rgu) Additions, Driven By Broadband Products In Puerto Rico As Customers Demanded High-speed…
The Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center (vi Sbdc) On Friday Encouraged Small Businesses Affected By Covid-19 To Apply For Paycheck Protection Program (ppp) Federal Disaster Assistance Before The March 31 Deadline. Counselors And Consultants Are Available To Provide Confidential Consulting And No-cost Assistance With Application Submission, The Vi Sbdc Said. “now Is The Time To Contact The Vi Sbdc If You Need Assistance With The Federal Paycheck Protection Program As This Funding Opportunity Is Scheduled To End March 31, 2021. We Urge Small Business Owners To Gather The Necessary Documentation To Submit Their Applications,” Stated…
The Former Chief Of Antigua’s Financial Services Regulatory Commission (fsrc) Was Sentenced Today To 10 Years In Prison For His Role In Connection With A $7 Billion Ponzi Scheme Involving The Stanford International Bank (sib). Leroy King, 74, Of Dickerson Bay, Antigua, Pleaded Guilty On Jan. 30, 2020, To One Count Of Conspiracy To Obstruct Justice And One Count Of Obstruction Of Justice For His Role In Obstructing The Securities And Exchange Commission (sec) Investigation Into Sib. He Was Extradited To The United States In November 2019. King Is A Dual Citizen Of The United States And Antigua. Beginning In Approximately 2002, He Served As The…
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