Daily Archives: Sep 16, 2017

Alex Debrito, chairman of the Antigua Hotels and Tourist Association, is advising the international tourism market that Antigua is “open for business.”

Tropical storm or hurricane watches could be issued for portions of the Lesser Antilles today.

A number of third year and fourth year medical students from the American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine are scrambling to get back to Antigua, after leaving the island in expectation of Hurricane Irma.

The country’s tourism minister is predicting a rise in cruise arrivals at the St. John’s port due to many re-routed vessels.

Our plan was to take a break from all the talk about hurricanes and Barbuda and touch on something a bit lighter.  Notice that we used the past tense in our opening sentence because that plan had to be tossed out and revamped when we saw the news that there were two disturbances in the Atlantic that have the possibility of forming into something more severe.

The head of cycling's world governing body has expressed "grave concern" that his predecessor is "actively lobbying" against him.

Some experts have labelled it the 'fight of the decade'.

KINGSTON (CMC) – Fast bowler Reynard Leveridge is eyeing the upcoming Sri Lanka A tour as another opportunity to prove his credentials, after recently working his way back from injury.

LAHORE, Pakistan (CMC) – Discarded West Indies Twenty20 star, Darren Sammy, provided yet another late flourish but the World XI went down by 33 runs in the final T20 of the Independence Cup, to concede the three-match series 2-1 in Pakistan Friday.

The Barbuda people will be handed a new US$3.1 million solar plant as its creation will coincide with the rebuilding of the disaster-ravaged island.