For months, the People’s National Party (PNP) has been advocating for the new landowners in Cattle Landing Village to have their parcels properly identified. However, last week Toledo East Area Representative, Honorable Dr. Osmond Martinez, stated that PGTV had reported incorrect figures. According to Dr. Martinez, a total of 400 lots were distributed, not 200...
The Yellow-headed Parrot, one of Belize’s most iconic and vibrant bird species, is now facing the threat of extinction as habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade continue to impact its survival. Classified as an endangered species, conservationists are emphasizing the urgent need for public awareness and protection to ensure this parrot does not disappear from...
All through Punta Gorda on Tuesday February 17th, streets in front of Asian supermarkets were blanketed with colorful paper remnants from fireworks as the Asian community rang in the Chinese New Year with vibrant celebrations. The sound of firecrackers echoed across town, marking the occasion with energy and tradition.
Last week, Love Walk 2026 brought together students, teachers, and parents from all Roman Catholic schools across the Toledo District, as they united in a vibrant display of faith, unity, and community spirit. The annual event aimed to promote love, solidarity, and shared values while strengthening bonds among the Catholic school community.
Last week, pictures were posted of preparations for the long-awaited cementing of the road stretching from North Street at its junction with West Street and Olivia Santino Street. For those not familiar with the area, this is the street in front of Toledo Community College. Which was previously hot mixed but left unfinished, causing ongoing...
Just before the elections, more than 200 residential lots were distributed in Cattle Landing Village. However, since those lots were handed out, many recipients say they have not been able to locate their property, describing the situation as a “seek-and-find” game. At the time, officials cited the weather conditions, saying the area was too wet...
The Belize in Bloom Agricultural Fair took place over the weekend, bringing farmers, growers, vendors, and members of the public together for a celebration of agriculture and local enterprise. The event, held at the Punta Gorda agricultural departments grounds, showcased a wide range of agricultural displays, including plants, livestock, and locally made products.
The vibrant colors and striking murals seen across Punta Gorda Town are the work of a talented local artist whose creativity is leaving a lasting mark on the community. Mr. Donato Cho’s artwork can be found throughout the town, reflecting both culture and passion through painting.
Wednesday February11th marked a major milestone for the ministry of rural transformation, community development and local government as two upgraded water systems were officially inaugurated, one in San Jose and the other in Yemeri Grove. These improved systems are expected to provide residents of both villages with reliable access to clean water for many years...
Residents of Punta Gorda had the opportunity to sharpen their customer service skills as BELTRAIDE hosted a Customer Service Excellence workshop for the public. The interactive session focused on delivering exceptional customer experiences, strengthening communication skills, and fostering a customer-first mindset, all at no cost to participants. The workshop took place in Punta Gorda Town...
The Waterhole area in Cattle Landing Village, just outside Punta Gorda Town, has long been known as the community’s dumping site. For years, PGTV has continued to monitor and report on the condition of the area. Just a month ago, we visited and saw signs of cleanup, with garbage being burned, dumping areas pushed back,...
Summer is here, and it’s time for summer camps. One of the most unique camps is taking place at the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve. Participants are helping monitor sea turtles and collect data on the endangered hawksbill turtle during its nesting season. The camp has been organized by PNP and PGTV for many years.
The lionfish has been in Belize for quite a few years now. It is an invasive species that poses a serious threat to the marine environment. One organization, known as FINS, which stands for Fighting Invasive and Non-Native Species, is taking action to reduce the lionfish population. The organization has a team that is not only removing this invasive species but also using it as a way to generate income.
It has been a debate that has been ongoing for years, but when the Port Honduras Marine Reserve was first established, no fish traps were allowed inside the marine reserve. Some years later, someone discovered a glitch in the Statutory Instrument that was signed, and suddenly fish traps began to appear inside the reserve. Some...
BYRISE’s 3rd Annual Summer Camp came to a close on Friday July 24th. At the conclusion of the camp, certificates were presented to the young participants. For the first time, the camp also concluded with an exhibition baseball game, giving some of the children the opportunity to play in their very first baseball game.
