Toledo Community College recently hosted its highly anticipated annual student business showcase, celebrating youth innovation and entrepreneurship. Students had the opportunity to create and run their own businesses, complete with detailed plans and profit strategies. The event allowed them to pitch ideas, sell products, and manage operations in real-world conditions. It served as both a...
As the dry season sets in, residents of Cattle Landing Village are growing increasingly worried about the thick, polluted smoke filling the air. Over the past two days, many villagers have reported smoke drifting from the local garbage site. There are rising concerns that the smoke could be not just unpleasant, but potentially harmful to...
As part of our continued coverage of Child Stimulation Month, we had the pleasure of attending the vibrant Festival of Arts for children at the Toledo Community College auditorium. The event was a colorful and lively celebration of creativity, where young minds were given the chance to explore and express themselves through a variety of...
Bevin Cal, who previously served as the senator for the South, has been ousted and replaced by the highly qualified Rozel La Shane Arana. Rozel brings with her a wealth of experience in education and community leadership. Currently, she works at Corazon Creek High School, where she has made significant contributions to the institution and...
In honor of Women’s Month in Belize, today we spotlight Ms. Jessie Young, a trailblazer and one of the founding members of the Community Baboon Sanctuary (CBS) in rural Belize District. CBS is a dedicated conservation organization focused on the protection and preservation of howler monkeys. It spans across seven villages, creating an essential corridor...
Copal Tree Lodge, a stunning resort, hosted a cheerful day of Child Stimulation Month, creating a magical atmosphere for young learners. The little scholars from Progressive Early Learning Center and Saint Peter Cleaver Preschool explored nature, bonding with baby goats, chicks, and ducklings. They also experienced the rich flavors of cacoa and chocolate, a treat...
March, recognized as Children’s Month, is a time to celebrate and focus on the well-being, rights, and development of children. Today, at PG Central Park, this special month was celebrated with a vibrant event that engaged children in a series of exciting activities designed to be both fun and educational. The celebration of Children’s Month...
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Soila’s Kitchen, a cherished staple in our community. For years, we’ve been honored to serve you with delicious meals and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. However, due to the rising costs of food and ingredients, it has become increasingly difficult to maintain the quality...
TIDE, the Vector Control Unit of the Toledo Community Hospital, and other local organizations came together for a major cleanup initiative in Indianville. The goal: to remove water-holding trash and debris that could become mosquito breeding grounds with the onset of the rainy season. Armed with gloves, bags, a truck, and a trailer, the dedicated...
Jeremy Enriquez, Chairman of the Board at TIDE, and Executive Director Leonardo Chavarria recently attended PACT’s Award Ceremony celebrating its Conservation Investment Strategy 2.0. Through this initiative, PACT will provide $350,000 each over three years to support three of TIDE’s key protected areas: Paynes Creek National Park, Port Honduras Marine Reserve, and the Sapodilla Cayes...
Saturday May 16th and 17th, Feet U Wear made a strong impression as they showcased their products on the second floor of the Seafront Inn in Punta Gorda, Belize. Although not officially part of the Chocolate Festival, the event highlighted the entrepreneurial spirit of the town. Visitors had the chance to browse through a variety...
We recently shared that the Methodist Church in Belize is celebrating 200 years of ministry. On Sunday, May 18th, Methodists from all over the country gathered in Belmopan for a special service, followed by a joyful march through the streets in celebration.
The Chocolate Festival of Belize kicked off with great excitement—and quickly turned even more intense when a scheduling clash arose with the Punta Gorda Town Council (PGTC), which had planned a concert for the same weekend. Despite the initial tensions, both sides came together, resolved their differences, and moved forward with their respective events. In...
