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Elite four on Olympic track in London Grand Prix

AS a prelude to the 2012 Olympic Games, four Bahamian athletes got a feel of the facilities as they competed in the Aviva London Grand Prix in England over the weekend.

Artist Spotlight: Najie Dun

USING his talent to teach and influence others, local musician Najie Dun said it was God that inspired him to create music.http://www.tribune242.com/photos/2012/jul/25/5781/

Chris Brown to carry flag for the Bahamas

LONDON, England — The only thing missing from quarter-miler Chris ‘Fireman’ Brown’s list of achievements is an individual Olympic medal.

Welcome to the Games Village

LONDON, England — Welcome to the 2012 Olympic Games.

List of Names for the new hurricane season

List of Names for the new hurricane season SINCE 1953, Atlantic tropical storms had been named from lists originated by the National Hurricane Center in the United States. They are now maintained and updated through a strict procedure by an international

Freedom fighters

THREE journalists who have stood for the freedom of the press in spite of the infringement of their rights, imprisonment and abduction while carrying out their work were honoured on Monday night at the International Press Institute (IPI) gala fund-raising dinner and awards ceremony. The event was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, and was attended by media practitioners from all around the world.

'Golden Knights' attend reception at Old Fort Bay Club'

THE New Providence Development Company Limited (NPDCo) hosted an evening reception at their Old Fort Bay Club where residents and staff gave a rousing welcome and late night supper for the four ‘Golden Knights.’

How the people had their say on Nellie Day

A selection of some of the comments posted on social media websites yesterday:

FNM supporters warn PLP will bring new recession

DISTRAUGHT FNM supporters branded the Bahamas "ungrateful" and claimed the country would head to a recession under the new PLP government.

Cancer victim's case subject of historic appeal

A MAGISTRATE will make history today when she reconsiders, upon direction from the Court of Appeal, the sentence of a cancer victim who told the court he was going to sell the drugs for which he was convicted late last year to pay for his cancer treatment.

STUBBS OPINION: Why not rename Eastern Road the Sir Durward Knowles Way?

IF we are going to go so far back to honour and recognise Sir Sidney Poitier for his contributions to the fine arts, then why can’t we go back in time and do the same thing for Sir Durward ‘Sea Wolf’ Knowles in sports?

BTC post hurricane update

BTC technicians are working around to restore services disrupted by Hurricane Sandy. Here is a the latest on service disruptions across the Bahamas. Here is the latest on service disruptions across the country:

'Less than one per cent' of Grand Bahama without power

FREEPORT: LESS than one per cent of customers are without power, according to the CEO of the Grand Bahama Power Company.

Bahamas tops Belize 6-2 to stay undefeated

Coach Alexandre Soares liked the intensity level that the Bahamas men’s national team brought to game two of the CONCACAF Beach Soccer Tournament and World Cup Qualifier.

‘From my core, I am devastated’ says family member of Freedom Park murder victims as three men acquitted

SONIA Kemp waited ten years to hear a jury forewoman utter a single word: “Guilty.”

Bahamas' first IHOP officially opens

THE Mortimer family were the first customers to be welcomed into The Bahamas’ first IHOP Tuesday, after dozens of residents camped outside on Monday night to win the chance of receiving free pancakes for the next year.

Senior officer: Too many firearms on the streets

A SENIOR police official on Grand Bahama revealed that while the police have experienced high success in solving crime, there are still too many firearms on the streets.

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by RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net Free throw shooting proved to be the deciding, factor in a matchup of GSSSA Senior Boys powerhouses - the CR Walker Knights struggled for much of the game, and the CI Gibson Rattlers made the m

Easter Song: A heartfelt success

FOR THOSE who have ever wondered what it would have been like to witness last days of Jesus' life on earth, the United Passion Week production entitled 'The Easter Song', will transport you back to biblical times.

‘Golden girl’ speeds up for the Olympics

Veteran sprinter Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie has decided to concentrate only on the 200 metres for the 2012 Olympic Games. However, in preparation for the trip to London in August, she went back down to 100m to work on her speed.

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