ST. CROIX -- At a press conference held at Government House this morning, Governor Kenneth Mapp announced two new cabinet members who he hopes will be ratified by the 31st Legislature to fill critical positions at two government a…
ST. CROIX -- The Senate President of the 31st Legislature, Sen. Neville James, along with Sen. Myron Jackson on Tuesday announced that they are in the final stages of creating a council of senators, government officials and repres…
ST. CROIX -- Most locals, when craving fruits and vegetables, head to the supermarket to buy what their stomachs crave. Most locals don't go to Sejah Farm, founded in 1998 by Dale and Yvette Browne, or any of the other local farms…
…in the Chase Auditorium in the School of Business building on the St. Thomas Campus, and 6 p.m., Friday, April 17, at the Albert A. Sheen Campus on St. Croix, in the Great Hall. Dr. Payne will speak on “The Importance of Higher Ed…
ST. CROIX – After years of driving past a disheveled entrance shrouded by untrimmed bushes, Sion Farm residents and passers-by will soon notice prominent changes thanks to a team of staff and students from the Free Will Baptist Ch…
ST. CROIX -- A man who was struck at the back of his head while playing a heated game of dominoes at the Frederiksted vegetable market, reported to the Juan F. Luis Hospital for treatment where he revealed to police the details be…
St. Croix: On April 1st detectives were summoned to Estate Anna’s Hope by veterinarians with the Department of Agriculture regarding a badly beaten horse in the vicinity of the Youth Rehabilitation Center. The horse had been secur…
ST. THOMAS -- Over 270 people attended the territory's inaugural Caribbean Clean Energy Technology Symposium (CCETS) held from March 24-27 at the Frenchman's Reef and Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort, where leaders in the clean …
ST. CROIX – McDonald's announced Wednesday that it would be giving pay raises to employees who work at 1,500 company-owned restaurants in the U.S. The wage hike would give employees at least $1 over the legal minimum – an average …
…are everywhere. We have more people of the cloth than we have gas stations. We have more people going to church than going to vote. I fear there are more people believing in God than in good. So it seems. Dear reader, I say all th…
ST. THOMAS – The University of the Virgin Islands realized savings of more than $800,000 on its electric bill last year thanks to the institute’s ongoing energy projects, according to UVI’s Energy Manager Courtney Mayes. The news …
…an electrical service interruption to Government House in Christiansted, St. Croix, on Thurs., April 2 from 6 a.m. to noon. As part of the Christiansted Underground Project, WAPA crews in conjunction with Fortress Electric will co…
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