PGTV recently caught up with Jamira Hines, a bright young student with big dreams of becoming a brain surgeon. Jamira proudly showed off her trophies, reflecting her strong academic record and dedication to success. In a touching moment, she shared a heartfelt Father’s Day message to her dad, showcasing their close bond. Her motto, “Study...
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Arlette Crawford is raising awareness about suicide prevention in Punta Gorda. Mental health professionals in the region emphasize the importance of early intervention and accessible support services. Nurse Crawford encourages anyone experiencing emotional distress to seek help, noting that services like counselling and crisis care are available. “Recognizing the signs early and...
Students from Toledo’s Community College (TCC) are taking a hands-on approach to tackling local flooding by applying mathematics. As part of their project, they recently visited area bridges to develop a mathematical model aimed at reducing flood damage. Through calculations and analysis, the students are working on solutions to improve water flow and strengthen structural...
The Toledo Cancer Society held a cancer awareness walk over the weekend, uniting the community in support of those affected by the disease. Alongside the walk, a clothing sale was held to raise funds for cancer-related initiatives. Miss Germina Mendez a cancer survivor, highlighted the importance of community involvement and encouraged residents to volunteer. Interested...
Sunday June 1st was a busy day for election officials as nominations were held for candidates hoping to serve their villages for the next three years.The spotlight was on villages with competing slates, including Elridge, Forest Home, and Cattle Landing, each fielding two slates. While village elections continue across the district, concerns have emerged in...
In Punta Gorda, the Warasa Garifuna drum school, founded by Ronald Raymond McDonald. A former performer with the Belize National Dace company is preserving Garifuna culture through music. McDonald, a passionate musician and educator, teaches drumming, dancing, and drum-making, emphasizing that drumming is a form of storytelling, history, and identity. the school offers interactive lessons...
On May 24, 2025, the Big Falls Eco Warriors took part in a water quality training led by Ya’axche, collecting microbe samples and measuring depth, width, pH, and salinity of the Rio Grande River. Eleven youths ages 12 to 20 participants, working in groups to create presentations on improving the local watershed.
ITVET Toledo, a respected vocational institution based in Crique Jute Village, is well known for its excellence in various trades — particularly in welding. The school traveled to Fabrigas Belize to participate in a national welding competition sponsored by the company, aimed at showcasing the talents of young welders from across the country. Competing against...
The Belize Fisheries Department has officially announced the closure of the Queen Conch fishery as of May 25, 2025. The department reminds all fishers and the public that during this closed season, possession of conch meat is strictly prohibited and will be considered illegal. Authorities warn that anyone found in possession of conch meat during...
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...
PGTV recently caught up with Jamira Hines, a bright young student with big dreams of becoming a brain surgeon. Jamira proudly showed off her trophies, reflecting her strong academic record and dedication to success. In a touching moment, she shared a heartfelt Father’s Day message to her dad, showcasing their close bond. Her motto, “Study...
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Arlette Crawford is raising awareness about suicide prevention in Punta Gorda. Mental health professionals in the region emphasize the importance of early intervention and accessible support services. Nurse Crawford encourages anyone experiencing emotional distress to seek help, noting that services like counselling and crisis care are available. “Recognizing the signs early and...
Students from Toledo’s Community College (TCC) are taking a hands-on approach to tackling local flooding by applying mathematics. As part of their project, they recently visited area bridges to develop a mathematical model aimed at reducing flood damage. Through calculations and analysis, the students are working on solutions to improve water flow and strengthen structural...
The Toledo Cancer Society held a cancer awareness walk over the weekend, uniting the community in support of those affected by the disease. Alongside the walk, a clothing sale was held to raise funds for cancer-related initiatives. Miss Germina Mendez a cancer survivor, highlighted the importance of community involvement and encouraged residents to volunteer. Interested...
Sunday June 1st was a busy day for election officials as nominations were held for candidates hoping to serve their villages for the next three years.The spotlight was on villages with competing slates, including Elridge, Forest Home, and Cattle Landing, each fielding two slates. While village elections continue across the district, concerns have emerged in...
