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National Service Day Observed on September 19th

Hon. George Cadle Price, the Father of the Nation, fought for Belize’s Independence, which was achieved on September 21st, 1981. His legacy continues to live on. September 19th is observed annually as National Service Day in Belize, honoring Hon. George Cadle Price’s unwavering commitment to serving the country. Today, across the nation, many participate in various clean-up activities to celebrate and preserve his memory. In Punta Gorda Town, schools have engaged in clean-up efforts to commemorate this important day. 

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New Buoys Spotted Inside PHMR

The Port Honduras Marine Reserve is once again at the center of public discussion following the recent installation of boundary buoys within the protected area. Earlier this week, fishermen spotted the newly placed buoys and raised concerns about their locations. One fisherman questioned whether the markers had been installed in the correct positions, believing they...

Flames Of Independence Restored And Relit

The Flames of Independence were built by Dr. Ludwig Palacio and his family. It has been around for several years. However, for some time, the flames were not lit. Dr. Ludwig believes it was the responsibility of the Punta Gorda Town Council to maintain the monument and keep the flames lit. However, the Punta Gorda...

Resident Henry Pleck Martinez Steps In To Protect Drivers

It has been almost six months since work began on the cementing of a small section of North Street, the road that runs alongside Toledo Community College. However, after six months, the project remains incomplete. Two speed bumps were installed, which have reportedly caused significant damage to vehicles. Concerned citizen Mr. Henry Pleck Martinez has...

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