Year: 2016

Sheep tongue, that quirky main ingredient of a souse of the same name; that Bahamian soup that is a prized part of post-junkanoo mornings and laid-back weekend gatherings has made its way on the shelves [Read More]

What started with a small sewing machine on his mother’s back porch some 35 years ago, has now grown into a business recognized as the largest sail and marine canvas shop in The Bahamas. Phillips [Read More]

Haus of Assembly, HOA takes a modern approach to Bahamian heritage by infusing the color and intricate beauty of The Bahamas Islands into art-like footwear. With its classic espadrille style, Haus of Assembly seeks to [Read More]

  Pictured l-r: Danny Lowe, Timothy Smith & L. Rashad Major, young entrepreneurs on the road to success with EZ HAUL self-drive truck rental and leasing business.                   Move over U-Haul. There’s a new business [Read More]

  Nassau, Bahamas, October 31, 2016. The Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) in partnership with The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce will formally recognize Small Business Month through November with a series of helpful and motivating presentations, [Read More]

  Nassau, Bahamas, October 31, 2016. The Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) in partnership with The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce will formally recognize Small Business Month through November with a series of helpful and motivating presentations, [Read More]

The landscape, the architecture and the history of the Abacos provide a major source of inspiration for local artists Ritchie and Roshanne Eyma. The couple run the The Minnis Family Art Gallery in Marsh Harbour Abaco. [Read More]

  Angel Johnson is not your typical teenager. Instead of a birthday party to mark her transition into teen hood or a vacation this past summer, the seventh grader at Jordan Prince William High School, [Read More]