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A bustling town with a turbulent history, a thriving port and a hopping ‘hip strip ’, Montego Bay is Jamaica’s most charged city and its celebrating 34 years of growth and development.

The Caribbean School of Media and Communication-CARIMAC- has been one of the leading training institutions for media practitioners in the region. And as they celebrate their 40th anniversary, you’re invited to join in on the activities.

Senior Primary Education Officer at the Ministry of Education’s Region Four, Hyacinth Stern, has welcomed the addition of 30 new early childhood classroom spaces in Cambridge, St. James.

Its Breast Cancer Awareness Month so we’ll be giving you some quick facts and precautionary measures.

Minister of Youth and Culture, Lisa Hanna, is encouraging parents to encourage their children to practice good oral hygiene from the earliest age possible.  

The extensively refurbished and expanded Williamsfield Health Centre, in Westmoreland, was recently re-opened by Minister of Health, Dr. Fenton Ferguson.

The Jamaica Information Service-JIS- has launched its inaugural Heritage Poster Competition, under the theme, ‘We are Free’. The competition targets secondary level students across the island from Grades 7 to 13.

Governor-General, Sir Patrick Allen, says Justices of the Peace-JPs-, who are Ministers of Religion, must begin playing their role of being agents of peace in a meaningful way.

Senior citizens in St. Thomas who have been excelling in their clubs will be honoured for work in the areas of needle craft, handicraft, culinary art, business and community service.

The ‘I Believe Initiative’ –IBI- WIFI Centres in Trelawny and Westmoreland as well as the Rio Cobre Juvenile Correctional Facility, in St. Catherine, are to benefit from the donation of 10 computers and two Tablets from the Chinese Government.The computers were handed over to Governor-General, Sir Patrick Allen by Chinese Ambassador to Jamaica, Dong Xiaojun, during a ceremony at King’s...

Students and residents in Treadways, St. Catherine are now benefitting from an internet café opened at the Treadways Gospel Assembly on September 27.

Twelve outstanding Jamaicans from the county of Surrey have been bestowed with the 2014 Governor-General’s Achievement Award –GGAA- in recognition of their selfless contribution to the development of their communities