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...
In less than 24 hours, all roads will lead to the highly anticipated International Wine and Chocolate Night at the Copal Tree Rum Pavilion. This beloved event has grown into one of the biggest festivals in Belize, drawing crowds from across the country to Punta Gorda.
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....
Legal battle against the Attorney General and the Judicial and Legal Services Commission. The case centered around a complaint Enriquez filed against High Court Judge Tawanda Hondora, accusing the judge of bias and misconduct during a court matter in 2025. Enriquez claimed the judge was overheard making prejudicial comments during a lunch break while his...
Efforts to combat illegal fishing activities within Belize’s protected marine areas continue as a recent joint patrol carried out by TIDE and the Belize Coast Guard led to the arrest of three Honduran fishermen inside the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve. The men were reportedly caught conducting illegal fishing activities within Conservation Zone 4 and were...
The Belizean culinary tradition is taking center stage this week as the National Institute of Culture and History, hosts the Belize Food Heritage Project, a three-day workshop aimed at preserving and celebrating the country’s rich food culture. The workshop brings together chefs, cultural practitioners, entrepreneurs, and food enthusiasts to explore traditional recipes, cooking techniques, and...
The Stovall Foundation, in partnership with Toledo Faith Outreach, brought excitement and mentorship to the village of Jacinto as they hosted their annual sports camp for youths in the community. Former Atlanta Braves pitcher Tyler Stovall, along with his team, journeyed to Punta Gorda Town for the fourth consecutive year to lead the program, which...
Deepest sympathies to the family of Mr. Santos Akal, who tragically lost his life in an accident believed to have been caused by a broken bridge in the Indianville area. Reports indicate that Mr. Akal fell from his bicycle while attempting to cross the deteriorated structure. Over the years, PGTV has repeatedly highlighted the urgent...
