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This week, The West Indian Company, Ltd. (WICO), manager of the U.S. Virgin Islands busiest cruise ship port, marks its one-hundred-seventh year of continuous operation, WICO said Thursday. Anthony Ottley, WICO’s interim president and CEO felt this anniversary to be significant, saying, "This is an exceptional accomplishment as there are only two other major companies still in operation since the islands' Danish era. WICO is in rare company, and we are proud of our legacy of service to the Virgin Islands." Mr. Ottley identified the two remaining centennial companies as Cruzan Rum and I. Levin. Through a charter issued by the Danish Government, WICO was founded to assist in the economic development of the then Danish West Indies. The company constructed a dock on Long Bay's southeastern shore to provide bunkering and transshipment services…
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Governor Albert Bryan, First Lady Yolanda Bryan and First Daughter Sumayah Bryan are inviting the Virgin…
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ST. CROIX -- The Department of Labor St. Croix offices reopened today following a small fire on Monday…
The St. Croix Central High School counseling staff will hold annual grade-level meetings on December…
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6 St. Thomas Beaches Are Not Safe For Swimming…
Staff Consortium December 08, 2019The Department of Planning and Natural Resources (D.P.N.R.) has announced the Beach Water Quality Monitoring…
Roach out of Territory Attending Insurance Commissioners…
Staff Consortium December 06, 2019Lieutenant Governor Tregenza Roach left the territory Thursday to attend the National Association of…
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VIPD Announces Road Closures for 2019 Beauty…
Staff Consortium December 06, 2019ST. CROIX – The 2019 Beauty & the Beast Triathlon will be held on Sunday, the police department has…
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Education and Office of the Governor Inviting…
Staff Consortium December 06, 2019The Office of the Governor, in conjunction with the Virgin Islands Department of Education have invited…
Military retirees, Veterans, family members (especially those of deployed service members) and the V.I. National Guard's full-time civilian employees are invited to the Virgin Islands National Guard's...
Governor Albert Bryan is out of the territory attending the annual meeting of Jobs for America’s Graduates, of which he is a member of the board, in Washington, D.C., Government House has announced....
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The Department of Health is advising all vendors in the territory providing food and beverage at public events that they should possess a valid vendors license (issued by the Dept. of Licensing and Co...
The Virgin Islands government’s new online system for registering corporations, filing documentation and conducting other transactions is being showcased in the St. Thomas-St. John District from Dec...
The Virgin Islands Energy Office (VIEO) has launched a program that allows residents and business owners to receive rebates of up to 40 percent on select Energy Star products purchased in the territor...
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The Virgin Islands Department of Human Services, Division of Family Assistance, is in the process of preparing for the closing of calendar year 2019, and is reminding all clientele of Supplemental Nut...
Merchants Commercial Bank, understanding the importance of proper document destruction and disposal, has invited the community to join them on Saturday, December 7, in the Merchants Financial Center P...
The Department of Tourism has announced that it's offering free workshops to tourism stakeholders in an effort to improve customer service throughout the territory. Led by acclaimed leadership sp...
The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority Sunday issued a scam alert to its customers, who appear to be targets of unauthorized attempts to solicit monies for WAPA payments, without authorization, ...
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