Social commentator and talk show host Claude Skelton Cline is cautioning political parties and prospective candidates against assuming the House of Assembly will automatically expand to 15 elected seats for the next general election. “Get ready for a next election that may very well remain at 13. All of you strategists and party people who … Continued
The 2026 Virgin Islands Prince and Princess Pageant season has started with a talented group of young contestants ready to showcase their confidence, culture, and community pride under the theme, “Wild Spirits Rooted in Heritage.” Chairman of the Virgin Islands Prince and Princess Pageant Committee, Yohance T. Smith, said this year’s competition continues to reflect … Continued
The Bad Ones band will reunite for a special live performance in Carrot Bay on Saturday, 23rd May in what promises to be a memorable evening of music, culture, and nostalgia. The iconic Frett brothers and friends will take patrons on a musical journey through the classics that defined an era, while also showcasing the … Continued
The Water and Sewerage Department has advised residents of Anegada that ongoing water supply disruptions are expected to continue until the weekend or early next week due to a major underground leak. According to a public notice issued on May 20, the leak is affecting portions of The Settlement, particularly in the vicinity of the greenhouse area. The department … Continued
The Government of the Virgin Islands is inviting residents to participate in a series of public engagement sessions focused on proposed amendments to the Virgin Islands Constitution Order 2007. According to the notice, the meetings will feature Premier Natalio Wheatley alongside members of the Constitutional Negotiating Committee as government prepares for upcoming constitutional negotiations. Officials say the sessions … Continued
The Water and Sewerage Department is advising the public that it is currently updating customer information within its database to ensure records remain accurate, complete, and up to date. According to the department, customers visiting its offices either physically or online may be asked to provide or verify personal details with the Customer Care Services … Continued
A delegation from the BVI Film Commission is currently representing the Virgin Islands at the internationally renowned Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France. The cohort includes Film Commissioner Natalie Hodge, Film Commission Officer Shadé Blackman, Chief Information Officer Nekita Turnbull, and local creatives including J’mar Penn, Mia Lennard, Dakari Wheatley-Adams, Naudia Turnbull and Sheldon Frett. … Continued
With general elections constitutionally due within the next year, the Office of the Supervisor of Elections is ramping up efforts to ensure eligible residents across the Territory are registered to vote. The office has announced a series of voter registration drives across the Sister Islands beginning next week. The first drive will take place in … Continued
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) is currently being represented at the 40th Annual General Meeting and Conference of the Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police (ACCP), taking place in Suriname through May 15th where Artificial Intelligence AI is one of the sessions. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jacqueline Vanterpool is attending the regional … Continued
A total of 64 official nominees have been announced across 13 Icon categories for the upcoming Virgin Islands Icon Awards 2026, following months of public nominations, careful review, and deliberation by the Assembly of Judges. The nominees, released on May 10, represent excellence in sports, entrepreneurship, corporate responsibility, industrial leadership, aesthetics, service to the Sister … Continued
