The Belize City Council has announced that City Administrator Albert Vaughan will be stepping down from his post at the end of October. After years of dedicated service, Vaughan is moving on for personal reasons, but not without leaving a lasting impact. During his time
Belize City is no stranger to the impacts of climate change, from rising sea levels to stronger storms, the challenges are real and growing. But today, there's a powerful push to build a more resilient city, one that can better withstand natural disasters and protect
We’re halfway through hurricane season here in the Caribbean, and while Belize has been lucky so far, experts say we shouldn’t let our guard down just yet. The first major storm of the Atlantic season, Category Five Hurricane Erin, recently tore through parts of the
On Monday, we brought you the opening of Belize’s fourth annual Climate Week. The event brought together organizations, authors, and conservationists, all with one goal: to inspire change in how we care for our environment. Tonight, we take a closer look at some of the
The 2025 Carnival celebrations are in full swing. On Saturday night, the Belize Carnival Association hosted one of its main events for the season, the annual king and queen competition. This is the thirty-fourth running of the event and there was no shortage of creativity,
The countdown is officially on. In just ten days, the streets of Belize City will come alive with color, music, and pure Carnival energy as revelers and spectators gear up for the 2025 Road March, the biggest celebration of the season. And if you joined
Two talented Mopan Maya artists from San Antonio Village are in Barbados, and they took Belize’s rich Indigenous culture with them. Luciana Chun and Magdalena Chiac were selected to represent Belize at CARIFESTA XV, the Caribbean’s biggest celebration of arts and culture. These master artists
When it comes to coastal clean up and mangrove restoration in northern Belize, the Three Lagoons Sustainability Program is taking the lead. What started as an organization with four members seven years ago catapulted in a movement of education and community empowerment. Seven years ago,
The Scarlet Macaw is one of Belize’s most stunning birds, but its bright colors and loud calls make it an easy target for poachers. In the Chiquibul, Friends for Conservation and Development is working tirelessly to protect these rare macaws and give them a fighting
It feels good to do good. That’s the message behind the Good Deeds Day movement. Every year on April twelfth, millions of people around the globe dive head-first into making their community a better place. But community service isn’t a one-day mission. This week, in
