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...
Saturday May 3rd, it was a vibrant parade of boats, a carnival-like journey to the Silk Caye. But why the Silk Caye? Just three years ago, the tiny island was on the brink of disappearing into the sea. That’s when one community leader took a stand, rallying others with a message of unity: “Together, we...
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....
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 years now, under both UDP and PUP leadership, the Guatemalan Armed Forces have continued to show disrespect toward Belizeans, including members of the Belize Defense Force. Monday November 10th, that behavior continued when the GAF confronted and disrespected a BDF patrol boat on the Sarstoon River. The incident occurred clearly within Belizean territory. So...
————————————————————— What began as a beacon of hope for Belize’s coastal fishing communities has now become a source of frustration. The Managed Access Program, designed to protect marine resources by assigning fishing zones to local fishers, once promised sustainability and fairness, but over time, mismanagement and the collapse of oversight committees have left many fishers...
On Saturday November 8th, The People’s Diabetes Foundation lit up the streets of Punta Gorda, with its Glow in the Dark Walk, an event held in recognition of World Diabetes Day, Observed globally every year on November 14th. For the second consecutive year, the foundation has organized activities in Punta Gorda aimed at raising awareness about diabetes and providing...
On November 11 Ex-service men and women observed as Remembrance Day. A day set aside to honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. This day is not only about remembrance, but also about gratitude for the sacrifices made to protect our freedom and way of life. It’s...
The vibrant sounds of Garifuna drumming filled the Russel Chiste Auditorium in Dangriga Town Friday November 7th, as primary schools from across the region competed in the second annual Battle of the Drums Primary School Competition. This event continues to grow in popularity, serving as an important platform to preserve and pass on the rich cultural...
