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Hurlston ready to punch his ticket to England boxing nationals

Man on trial for alleged indecent assault at Rum Point

United to increase air capacity to Grand Cayman this winter

‘Robust signal’ predicts western Caribbean storm activity

Planning board hears application for $40M complex off Walkers Road

Lucille Seymour listens intently to toasts during her birthday party. - Photo: Shanda Gallego

Lucille Seymour celebrates 80 years of life

New education deputy chief officer announced

Ministry of Border Control, Labour & Culture and Ministry of Investment,...

Camana Bay Cinema Staff Complete Alcohol Training with the NDC

Court rules Boggy Sands Club has no right of way across...

Kehoe more ‘confident’ in second season with Cardiff

The National Museum's new exhibition celebrates 'The Resilience of Cayman'. - Photo: Supplied

‘The Resilience of Cayman’: National Museum remembers Hurricane Ivan

This RCIPS image shows the moment police detained a female suspect after a nearly three-hour-long standoff in George Town. - Photo: Submitted

Woman charged with alleged assaults on police

The scene of the 1 July 2021 murders on Martin Drive, George Town. - Photo: Taneos Ramsay

Man convicted of Globe Bar double murder

Al La Kebab in George Town

Police probe machete raid on kebab shop

In pictures: Builders Expo

Event Day

IMAC’s Annual Gala raises over US$42,000 for Educational Scholarship Fund

Fraser Allister

Fraser Allister joins Bedell Cristin partnership in annual promotions

HSM Partner Alastair David

HSM Announces Promotion of Alastair David to Partner

The Obverse - All Coins

2024 Cayman Islands Sea Life Collector’s Coin Series Revealed

Wheaton’s Way

Are ‘Cruisezilla’ ships crucial for the Cayman Islands?

Groundbreaking ceremony for new Central Scranton Park

Cruise berthing referendum motion heading to Parliament

Dive community mourns loss of Tom Shropshire

Real estate leader JC Calhoun passes away

RCIPS Royal Cayman Islands Police Service

Man arrested for attempted murder in George Town shooting

Community clubs collaborate for historic tree planting project

RCIPS police car

Man shot multiple times in George Town

50 years ago: Miss Jamaica visits; cinema turns 2 years old

No limits: From angler, to Olympian, to Miss Universe pageant

Young equestrians compete in first international dressage

DoE issues warning after turtle nest tampering

Broken South Sound boardwalk raises safety concerns

Jamaican military training with Cayman regiment this weekend

University College of the Cayman Islands Sees Strong Fall Enrolment

UK Navy ship seizes US$210 million worth of cocaine from ‘narco-sub’

Cayman national chess team in Budapest for Olympiad

Remembering Ivan: Heritage hit by storm

Remembering Ivan: Ivan immortalised

Former Memory of Justice band drummer Allan Myles remembered

Remembering Ivan: Readers’ reflections

Cayman artist selling work on eCayTrade with $7M price tag

new NDC director Heather Watson

National Drug Council appoints new director

Cayman’s connectivity now at full strength following Maya-1 repairs

This RCIPS image shows the moment police detained a female suspect after a nearly three-hour-long standoff in George Town. - Photo: Submitted

Multiple people hurt in standoff involving knife-wielding female suspect

Left to right. Marnus Ehlers (Rubis),Dustin Kersey (Rubis), Ellington Forbes (NRA), James Herbert (NRA), Richard Simms (DEH), Nathan Dack (Regiment), Chris Rivers (NRA), David Broughton (HMCI), Roy Charlton (RCIFS), Brad Hunt (Rubis), D. Randy Rankin (RCIFS), Ian Yearwood (RCIPS), Matthew Simmons (OSRL), Tim Austin (DOE), Andres Barthel (Rubis, front), Martin Vander Touw (DOE, back), Windell Scott (NRA), Sean Haye (NRA), Corey Nelms (NRA), Stacie Sybersma (Ministry of Health), Michael Hernandez (OSRL), Brian Chin Yee (NRA), Gregory Campeau (Rubis). Not pictured: Robert Scotland (CICG), Aliya Dunstan (HMCI).

Rubis Hosts Oil Spill Training

Frederick-Charlery back to form with pro team in Finland

Remembering Ivan: Animals injured and abandoned

Handling Hurricane Ivan trauma

40-lot subdivision approved for East End

In their own words: Compass team remembers Hurricane Ivan

Remembering Ivan: Massive clean-up

The Tradewinds band reunites to celebrate Dave Martins

RCIPS police car

Man detained on suspicion of manslaughter

Remembering Ivan: The Ivan effect

Remembering Ivan: Evacuating after Ivan

Police standoff with female suspect ends

Cayman Islands - AuthorsandWritersHub.com, an author’s directory and resource for writers and authors in Cayman Islands and the West Indies, has launched its online platform to support and promote authors in the region. The website showcases published books by authors in the region and provides helpful tips and resources to guide them through a successful book publishing and marketing journey. Book Publishing Requires Teamwork The author’s directory doesn’t just spotlight authors. It aims to connect authors and visitors to the site with national and other qualified regional service providers. In that vein, they also invite local professionals to contact them to make their presence felt on the platform. The directory is setting up a comprehensive listing of publishers, book printing companies, editors, illustrators, graphic artists, book trailer producers, and the like who are from or live in Cayman Islands to make their presence felt on the platform. Website administrator Mrs. Teri Bethel believes that authors must be visible. Even if they are not listed on an international platform like Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com, search engines need to be able to find them in brick-and-mortar stores or even for direct deliveries. A personal page complete with a bio, author photo, and cover image on this platform will help make that happen while strengthening our reading communities. “There is strength in unity,” Mrs. Bethel noted. “We can unite as a writing community while helping to build a literacy industry of informative, entertaining, and empowering books that can be supported throughout the region.” AuthorsandWritersHub.com is a vibrant directory and author’s center dedicated to facilitating and supporting the rich literary talent of the countries in our region. Inspiring the Next Generation of Storytellers in Cayman Islands The platform is also a launchpad for the storytellers of tomorrow, providing writing tips for teachers and their students. Featuring the works of young regional writers, the site offers a place for the students to improve their craft and share their writings. Featured young writers from the Cayman Islands courtesy of the Rotary Eclub Butterfly StoryBook Competition in conjunction with (BooksbyBethel.com) include Diamond White, Jayden Dilbert, Catrise J. Connor, Molly de Saram, Zara Garofalo, and Sierra Martin. The administrator is calling local schools, book clubs, writer’s groups, and bookstores to join them in this mission to support building a solid literacy community. The site developers believe the writing environment can encourage youngsters to foster character development. Promoting Family-Friendly, Nation-Building Literature The author’s and writer’s platform believes in the power of positive storytelling, which is why it supports reading materials that strengthen families and support nation-building. The site welcomes family-friendly fiction and nonfiction materials that align with its core values and stand firm in its commitment to quality. Join the rising number of authors at www.authorsandwritershub.com to be part of a growing movement that celebrates and supports the literary talents of the people of the West Indies. Whether you are an author, a service provider, an educator, or a book lover, there is something on the site for you. You are invited to explore, connect, and help write the next chapter of the region's literary story.

AuthorsandWritersHub.com: A New Literacy Resource for Cayman Islands

IQ-EQ granted license from Cayman Islands Monetary Authority to provide trust...

Documenting Ivan’s destruction: The camera in the eye of the storm

Rugby women’s programme welcomes 16 new players

Hurricane Ivan past and present: Photos reveal dramatic changes 20 years...

Remembering Ivan: Hurricane Ivan timeline

The courthouse in downtown George Town where the Hammer case is being heard. - Photo: File

Court of Appeal upholds two sexual assault convictions

Businesses will be hit by higher wage demands from those earning above the minimum wage too

Average wage levels could ‘hide’ poverty figures, says finance expert

911 operator during Ivan: ‘Callers were screaming and shouting for help’

The tale of the tankard: The making of an iconic Ivan...

Remembering Ivan: Utter devastation

Celebrating World Mental Health Day

DHTP 2024 graduates with Minister Bryan

Young Caymanians encouraged to embrace roles as hospitality ambassadors

Into the storm: Hurricane Hunter aviator on flying through Beryl

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