The Make-A-Wish Foundation is a non-profit organization that carries out the wishes of children with critical illnesses across the United States and 50 other countries.
Charles Douglas Emanuel McKay of Hidden Valley quietly transitioned from this life on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at home in the presence of his wife, Isolene, and his daughter, Urma.
Department of Agriculture staff and partners will be present at farmers' markets on all three islands during the week to promote awareness of our local agriculture industry.
This campaign aims to encourage educators to incorporate established cultural education standards, known as the Kallaloo Framework, into their daily lesson plans.
Yacht Haven Grande facility manager announced the return of the monthly farmer's market beginning in April which will feature open pit barbecues, handmade crafts and jewelry, as well as locally made soaps, scrubs, and candles.
Young women of St. John who are enrolled in college or who plan to attend this fall are invited to apply for a Ruby Rutnik Scholarship. The deadline for submission is May 1. Notice will be given on or before May 14.
Jean Etsinger passed away on March 1. An accomplished journalist, she was a lifelong believer in volunteerism and charity, with a particular fondness for arts and humanities.
The National Park Service (NPS) has announced a Public Session on ‘Resume Writing for Federal Jobs’ that will be held from 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, March 20, at the Virgin Islands National Park Visitor Center in Cruz Bay, St. John.
James Terrance Hodge, also known as “TJ” or “Cliff,” has died. Born on April 21, 1962, James died on Feb. 9 in Seattle, Washington, at 2:20 (PST 6:20 EST) at the age of 61.