Originally started by Mr. Tony Powell as a Fish Shop in 1992, the food on the menu consisted basically of fried fish and fritters.
Sunday afternoon, at the facility named in his honor, a stalwart in the cricket community was the subject of much praise and celebration.
The Board of the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“OfReg”) have carefully considered the recent press release and statements in the press, and have determined that in order to fully and accurately inform the public in respect of the matters raised by CUC
The duty paid on fuel imports in the Cayman Islands plays a crucial role in the country’s economy.
Butterfield has awarded its annual scholarships to five promising students, including two talented Caymanians, Isabella McGeough and Gabrielle Ebanks, who will receive a combined $55,000 between them for the upcoming academic year.
The Commission for Standards in Public Life (CSPL) reminds all Persons in Public Life to submit their 2024 declarations to the Register of Interests by Tuesday, 30 July.
Hon. Kenneth Bryan and the Ministry of Tourism and Ports of the Cayman Islands is pleased to announce that the highly anticipated State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) will take place from September 2nd through 6th at the Westin Resort and Spa in Grand Cayman.
The Cayman Sage is a flowering herb native exclusively to Grand Cayman. Originally described in 1900 under a different name, and then published as a unique species by Proctor in 1986, it was suspected to have become extinct until rediscovered growing in the road verge on the Queen’s Highway in 2007.
The beauty of the Cayman Islands and its marine environment is unparalleled. Although this is a well-known fact across the islands, the power of showcasing this unique beauty should not be underestimated.
Our mission at Caymanian Times is to increase the readership of newspapers and wish to remind everyone, especially the children of the importance of reading.