AARP Virgin Islands, in collaboration with the Virgin Islands Department of Human Services and the Virgin Islands Department of Justice, is proud to announce the launch of its 2026 Elder Justice Summit Series, a coordinated three-part summer initiative designed to elevate elder justice as a policy, systems, and community...
In its 37th year of publication, the KIDS COUNT Data Book provides reliable statewide numbers to help leaders see where progress is being made, where greater support is needed, and which strategies are making a difference.
The Virgin Islands Department of Agriculture removed of the termite nests that had threatened the tree, helping preserve one of the territory’s most significant living landmarks.
SouthSea Rising is proud to announce the launch of Coral Rising: Land & Sea Pathways, a new interactive youth summer program taking place June 7–8 in St. Thomas.
The Children’s Museum announces the upcoming installment of Teen Time, a premier psychosocial program for adolescents and their caregivers, taking place May 15.
The Virgin Islands National Guard opened its 2026 All-Hazards Workshop, launching a three-day forum running April 21–23, designed to strengthen interagency coordination, emergency preparedness, and response capabilities across the territory.
Proposed by a local farmer, Royce Creque, and home gardener Harith Wickrema, and seconded by farmer Dr. Nate Olive, the motion to support a sustainable waste management policy was adopted unanimously.
Because of the overwhelming response and the many community members who asked for more opportunities like this, the Virgin Islands Trail Alliance plans to host another tree giveaway in the future.
This first distribution marks an important step in the fund’s long-term vision—one that will continue to grow and provide sustainable support for the Virgin Islands community for years to come.
“Planting a tree is an investment in the future,” said Lineek Williams, president of Sigma Theta Omega Chapter. “Today we are planting more than trees – we are planting hope, legacy, and a greener tomorrow.”
Residents can drop off clean plastics #1, #2, and #5 at a designated RePlastic Recycle station at the Peter’s Rest Convenience Center Monday through Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Scams are everywhere today—from fake texts and emails to nonstop phone calls—and the damage is devastating. According to the Federal Trade Commission, Americans lost as much as $196 billion to financial fraud in 2024, with older adults losing as much as $81.5 billion.
All proceeds from the brunch ticket sales will directly benefit the Family Resource Center, helping to sustain its critical programs and services during this urgent time.
If you own a home, you’ve probably received a solicitation saying, “We want to buy your house.” The offer may sound appealing, but it’s often not in your best interest.
IRS impostor scams tend to spike during tax season, and a new change in how refunds are issued could create added confusion and opportunities for scammers.
The conference convened artists, scholars, cultural leaders and community advocates to explore the importance of the humanities and their role in preserving and advancing the culture and history of the Virgin Islands.