A nearly $800,000 project to refurbish DeCastro Street in Road Town has sparked a public outcry over plans to cut down trees ...
Last month, the government said Virgin Gorda’s main clinic was expected to continue operating as normal while undergoing roof ...
Constitutional negotiations set to start tomorrow in London are expected to go well, according to Premier Natalio “Sowande” Wheatley. Ahead of the historic talks, the premier told the Beacon he expect ...
The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund has launched its inaugural call for proposals, inviting non-profit organisations ...
Twenty years ago, many Virgin Islands residents were so afraid to publicly criticise the government or powerful community members that this newspaper often struggled to find sources willing to grant ...
Price increases leading up to Christmas and beyond have been predicted by the Virgin Islands Chamber of Commerce as ...
The recent rise in electricity prices has sparked a pointed attack on government despite new measures designed to lower ...
The Financial Crime Unit at the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force was recently recognised for its responsiveness to ...
Tall shoots of grass bristled and crunched with each step as farmer Dennis Ricketts walked through his dry field on Friday in ...
The Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Trent docked at the Cyril B. Romney Tortola Pier Park from Sunday to Tuesday as part of its ...
More than an hour into a public Zoom meeting held last Thursday evening, National Parks Trust officials had not provided an ...
Enelle Smith, who was the Virgin Islands’ oldest resident, died Sunday at age 107. Born to John and Charlotte Charles in Sea Cow Bay on Dec. 22, 1918, Ms. Smith found joy in simple pleasures like ...