An impressive garden located in PG town, The Zetina’s family demonstrates the possibility of growing what you eat while generating income from produce cultivated in your own yard. We will continue to highlight exceptional gardens in our town. If you have an outstanding garden that you would like to share with the public, please contact...
This week, Belizeans across the country are celebrating Teacher’s Week. In Toledo, the People’s National Party has issued a statement recognizing all teachers, particularly those who have put their names forward as candidates for the party. Among them are Mr. Marcel Palma, who achieved a record number of votes, as well as teachers Deborah Borland,...
Robert Rolle, is a graduate from Chaney University, retired, and now living in Punta Gorda. Rob, or ‘Big Fella’ as he is locally known, is an author, and for Mother’s Day, we want to highlight his latest publication entitled “Mommy’s Home.” This book is more than just a biograph it is a tribute to all...
Nearly a decade has passed since the Caribbean Courts of Justice ruled in favor of the Maya people in their fight for land rights. Yet, ten years and two administrations later, many of the court’s directives remain unfulfilled. Wednesday May 7th, 2025, government ministers visited Punta Gorda and met with the Toledo Alcalde Association(TAA) to...
In honor of Nurses Week, the Punta Gorda Community came together to celebrate local nurses under the theme “OUR NURSES, OUR FUTURE. CARING FOR NURSES STRENGTHS ECONOMICS.” Nurses from the PG Community Hospital participated in a unity walk through town, supported by the PG police department, and wearingpink T-shirts to show solidarity. the event concluded...
PGTV visited the thriving Pick-and-Eat Garden, where organic farming meets family tradition. Run by Yolanda Zetino, Frederick Burn, and Frederick Burn Jr., the garden is more than just a food source—it’s a symbol of sustainable living. The family grows fruits, vegetables, and herbs without harmful chemicals, sharing their planting techniques and passion for natural farming....
Today marks 166 years since the signing of the border treaty between Great Britain and Guatemala, which clearly defines the borders of Belize. The Belize Territorial Volunteers (BTV) are calling on the government to ensure this historic milestone is recognized and taught in every school across the country.
Over the easter weekend, UNO Gas Station hosted a lively and unforgettable King Energy Family Day, packed with fun for everyone. The celebration featured a baby pig petting zoo, delicious food, exciting games, and high-energy DJ music that kept the crowd dancing. Kids enjoyed attractions like the bouncy cage, while giveaways, gifts, and prizes added...
For over 15 years, the Belize Territorial Volunteers (BTV) have journeyed to the Sarstoon River on the final weekend of April. This annual expedition serves as a powerful reminder of the historic treaty signed on April 30, 1859, between Great Britain and Guatemala—establishing the official borders of Belize. Through this tradition, the BTV continues to...
Punta Gorda residents recently gathered for an enlightening public forum, dedicated to the oral history of our beloved town. Organized by the university of Belize, the event served as a platform to highlight and preserve the towns rich, cultural history. The speakers offered attendees and engaging opportunity to reflect on key events and personal stories...
A community partnership is helping bring new life to the entrance of Forest Home as the village council teams up with Naledo Belize to restore the village sign with a fresh coat of paint. This sign creates a welcoming first impression for residents and visitors approaching or passing through forest home village.
Last week, major concern was raised across the country following the detection of a case of measles in the Toledo District. In response, health authorities swiftly activated emergency measures to contain the potential spread of the disease. We can confirm that additional suspected cases have been reported. Among them is a student from Toledo Community...
The National Garifuna Council Punta Gorda Branch held its election yesterday at the Garifuna Cultural Center in Punta Gorda. Following welcome remarks by outgoing President Mr. James Lino, and the presentation of the Treasurer’s Report by the outgoing treasurer, nominations were made and votes were cast. The results are as follows: President: Therese Aleman Vice...
A few weeks ago, there was an alleged kidnapping involving the alcalde of Indian Creek Village. The incident has raised several concerns, as shortly after the alcalde went missing, his supporters reportedly attacked the home of the village chairman. In recent months, tensions have been escalating between alcaldes and village chairpersons in several Maya communities....
On Friday April 24th, the University of Belize Toledo Campus was filled with students from the Belmopan Campus. The debate club from Punta Gorda challenged their colleagues from Belmopan on the topic: should UB ban student use of generative AI? The debate was highly interactive, with both sides presenting compelling arguments. In the end, the affirmative...
