Thousands of people came to the 48th Annual Agriculture Show. Early risers beat the long lines of traffic by getting there early – and picking up the cream of the crop too! But, like most years, there was plenty for everyone, even the latecomers, and something interesting for all ages.
It was the “Big 50” – a half a century of showcasing the very cream of the crop – at the Stacy Watler Pavilion on in Lower Valley on Ash Wednesday, and everyone was sharing the celebration. There were cows, goats, rabbits, horses, chickens ….and that was just the animals.
If the 49th Annual Agriculture Show at the Stacy Watler Pavilion was anything to go by, agriculture of all types is growing and thriving in the Cayman Islands.
Isabella Powery has produced an impressive collection of sporting accomplishments in martial arts, track and rugby over the last several years.
At Elmslie Memorial United Church, Jennelle is known for her humility, conscientiousness, calm demeanour and willingness to assist others. Her life is replete with examples of service to the Cayman Islands through her involvement in various Christian ministries at her church including those of youth
Giving an important boost to the local art industry, Government has recently purchased five pieces of art earmarked as particularly outstanding contemporary works, all produced by local artists, Wray Banker, Horacio Esteban, Al Ebanks, Aston Ebanks and Brandon Saunders. The pieces, chosen by the Nat
Joshewa has played football since 2004 in the U13, U15, U17 and U21 and men’s local leagues. He subsequently went on to develop into a sought-after Premier League player competing for such outfits as Bodden Town and Academy football clubs. For most of his local football career Joshewa has also
Ashli Welcome attended Cayman Prep and High School where she consistently received high academic achievement awards. She graduated from that school in 2012 and was recognised as Student of the Year, winning the Ernst and Young Award for excellence. She obtained the highest external examinations
Sarah Clair Jackson is a true all-rounder.
Amateur footballer Kareem Foster is a rising star in the sport. Having started playing in earnest in primary school, his natural ability and willingness to train hard led to him becoming the youngest ever member of the Truth for Youth School squad at seven-years-old. He captained the winning team in