Topic: Walkers
Children's arts festival begins
Children's arts festival begins.
Bailey benefits from late start
Kym Bailey is one of the fastest female road runners in Cayman and at 43 is evidently getting swifter.
Although she used to be a good runner at school and college in England she really only got seriously into her running since moving to Cayman a few years ago.
New vehicle donated to EMS
A new vehicle to transport non-acute patients has been donated to the Health Services Authority.
Registration for public schools open
Registration for places at government reception classes, primary and secondary schools is now open.
Gala fashions go glam in Cayman
Weekender expores the fashion trends at Cayman's galas.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
Walkers admits three new Caymanian attorneys
Walkers announced the admission of three new Caymanian attorneys.
Backstory on Batabano's creative costumes
The annual Batabano carnival may still be many weeks away, but the search is already on for the most elaborate and dramatic costumes.
Burger King grills Kirk perfectly
In the B division of the Burger King Coed Flag Football league, one rivalry seems to stand out above all – Gary Rutty’s Burger King and Kirk Freeport led by Jerry Beck.
Irish Jog is so much fun that even leprechauns compete
The St. Patrick’s Day 5k Irish Jog will bring the usual mix of runners and walkers out in their masses for a worthy cause.
CNB robbery defendant's interview read to jury
The jury in the trial for the 2012 robbery at Cayman National Bank heard police interviews with defendant Andre Burton read into the court record last week.
Brac aces get more Walkers backing
International law firm Walkers has again generously supported tennis on Cayman Brac, providing funding for its tennis program for 2015.
Flag This sting Cobras late on
The Burger King Co-ed Flag Football League had a grudge match from the outset between the Cobras and Flag This.
B'zzz recover from surfers' surge
The burgeoning Burger King Coed Flag Football League kicked off last Friday and the competitive energy of all teams was evident from the first whistle.
Suspect charged in robbery, burglaries
A West Bay man is charged in a series of crimes from late last year.
Auditor's office wins health challenge
Several teams from across the civil services competed to see who could take the most steps in three weeks.
Shack aim for coed high five but Cobras able to sting
The Burger King Coed Flag Football League restarts this weekend and will attract hordes of teams again. Games are every Friday from 6-10 p.m. at the Ed Bush field in West Bay.
Panel examines impact of Cayman's economic model
Cayman’s economic model has not fully benefited Caymanians and could have yielded more improvements to the quality of life, panelists at the last week’s Fidelity Cayman Economic Outlook conference heard.
5K help for Special Olympics
Deputy Governor Franz Manderson will donate proceeds from his 5k walk/run to Cayman's Special Olympics team.
Cayman to light up in lavender for World Cancer Day
The Cayman Islands Cancer Society is painting the town lavender” to mark World Cancer Day on Wednesday.
Stride Against Cancer stages 10th run on all three islands
The Cayman Islands Cancer Society celebrates the 10th anniversary of its
premier fundraising event, Stride Against Cancer on Sunday.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
Golf run hailed for success
Grand Cayman is so flat that when runners negotiated the undulating layout of the North South Golf Course on Saturday. in the island's first cross country race, their legs were screaming for mercy at the end.
Larner tees up unique race
Road runners get a rare chance to test themselves over different terrain this weekend with a new event, the inaugural Cayman Cross Country race.
Fuel prices continue slow decline at the pump
Local gas prices fell over the holidays, but not as much as expected.
Learn a language this New Year
Learning a new language can be fun and rewarding, with a multitude of benefits to our mind, and to corporate success and enjoyment of foreign countries.
Bo Miller's infrastructure fund set for 2015 launch
An infrastructure fund that will allow Cayman Islands residents to invest in major capital works will be registered with the Cayman Islands Monetary Association in January and will be in a position to bid for public and private sector projects in 2015, according to its founder.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
Gas prices drop again
Cayman gas prices fall by another 18 cents a gallon as of Wednesday.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
Tennis Federation online now
The Tennis Federation of the Cayman Islands now has its own website which sets out the numerous activities that the organization is involved.
The stories will just run forever
There will be no shortage of excitement when the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon, Half-Marathon and 4-Person Relay is staged this Sunday.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
St. Ignatius Christmas raffle tickets on sale
The main annual fundraiser for the church and school concludes Dec. 17 with a Christmas concert and prize drawing.
Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon ranked among world's best
Anyone entering one of the many categories at the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon this weekend will be intrigued by the fact that they are in involved in one of the world’s best road running events.
Jingle Bell Run limbers up
The charity fun run of the year will bring plenty of Christmas cheer.
Volunteers needed for big run
Cayman’s premier running event is only days away and everything is on schedule for what promises to be the biggest and best ever marathon.
Bud Light drink up strong finish
Bud Light have plenty to be merry about on the diamond.
Supernovas silence Bud Light batters
The Intertrust Supernovas claimed glory on the diamond in dramatic fashion.
Chuggers march back to the finals
With two outs in the fifth inning, trailing by seven runs and their high-powered offense sputtering, things looked bleak for the defending B-League champions Coors Light Chuggers last week..
Pirates Week road closures
A number of roads and junctions will be closed to traffic during Pirates Week activities on Saturday.
More than 1,000 mourn Bethany Butler
A 6-year-old girl who was fatally stabbed on Grand Cayman last month is mourned across the Caribbean.
Cayman gasoline costs slow to drop
Cayman isn't experiencing the worldwide drop in petroleum prices.
Law: Suspect in child stabbing can be held up to 6 months
A woman suspected of stabbing her 6-year-old daughter to death can be held in hospital for up to six months.
Airport to hold emergency exercise
Drivers in the vicinity of the airport can expect some traffic disruption on Thursday, Oct. 6, as a mock aircraft emergency exercise gets under way at the Owen Roberts International Airport.
Breeze run had storming finish
The Breeze Fun Run was another success although with so many distractions and Halloween falling the night before it was no wonder numbers were slightly down on previous years.
Williams duo set for long walk
Walking a road race has become perfectly acceptable in recent years, and that is the message from organizers of next month’s half-marathon.
Miss Lassie’s house – a cultural gem
Miss Lassie's home a cultural gem.
Environmental Health reminds residents on trash collection rules
The Department of Environmental Health reminds residents to follow proper guidelines for garbage disposal to reduce any potential hazards.
Breeze Fusion run will boost NCVO
The Breeze Fusion Walk/Run is scheduled for Saturday, starting from Smith Cove. Part proceeds go to charities.
Business in brief
A rounduup of local business briefs.
Magnum Cup league is netting plenty of corporate fun
Corporate league tennis at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman is in full swing, and after four weeks, five teams are still undefeated.
Titans, Crabbies lead playoff push
A number of veteran teams are in prime position for softball glory.
Seaman celebrates 100th birthday
A Caymanian seaman celebrated his 100th birthday on Thursday with his Caymanian and Panamanian families.
Home Gas burgled
Burglars hit two businesses on Walkers Road early Wednesday.
Anti-bullying campaign kicks off
The Save Our Youth club hosted its first anti-bullying campaign at John Gray High School in a bid to reach out to the general student population.
Armed robberies plague popular tourist venues
Concerns rise among tourists, residents and the business community as armed holdups and burglaries increase.
Man in car robbed
A man is forced to lie face down on the ground after being robbed of his cell phone in George Town.
Customers robbed at WB Road restaurant
Visitors and local residents are robbed in another holdup in one of Cayman's busiest tourism areas.
Titans aim for Home Gas
The Tower Titans are standing tall on the mound.
Business in brief
A roundup of recent business news.
Business in brief
A roundup of business news.
Haines fund reaches $700,000
Derek Haines is well on his way to the magic $1 million mark after the summer lull, with two marathons to go.
Triple C event had family spirit
The walkers and runners of the annual Triple C Ena Merren Memorial 5K Walk/Run competed in the “Day of Kings Race” at Public Beach on Saturday morning.
Gospel concert for the youth
The Cayman Youth Services Unit is celebrating Caribbean Youth Day by hosting a free praise and worship gospel concert for young people.
P.E. teacher: Let’s make it safer to walk to school
Writer says community should rally to create safe walking zones near schools.
Man carjacked in George Town
Police are investigating a car jacking in George Town in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Morris bowled the Irish over as team gets promoted
Cricketer Alessandro Morris has just completed his first season playing in Ireland whilst working for Walkers Law Firm - and his fast bowling improved so much that he was the league’s second-highest wicket taker.
Hannah’s heroes raise $200,000
Bald was the new beautiful Friday night as 80 people had their heads shaved, raising more than $200,000 in one night for child cancer research.
Contenders in four divisions will vie to show their special touch
The climax of the Summer Mixed Touch Rugby League 2014 season takes place this Saturday as both the Competitive Division and the Social Division titles will be decided.
Esso robbery case in court
A man appeared in Summary Court Monday in connection with a robbery Saturday night at Mike's Esso on Walkers Road.
