If you had told me 20 years ago that I could live on Ambergris Caye without needing to drive into downtown San Pedro for groceries, hardware, a haircut, lunch, or just about anything else, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. Yet here we are. Living
For years, Tulum was held up as one of the great tourism success stories of the Caribbean coast. It had
There are very few events on Ambergris Caye that can make your stomach growl before you’ve even made it to
Growing up in San Pedro, it was almost impossible to imagine the island becoming what it is today (San Pedro
It had been several years since I last attended the Fishermen’s Mass, traditional breakfast, and boat procession for the Día
Residents of San Pedro now have greater access to affordable diagnostic healthcare as Ambergris Hope Hospital (AHH) has officially become
The race for the 2027 San Pedro Town Council elections continues to gain momentum as Jose “Elito” Arceo officially announced
For years, residents of San Mateo have dreamed of better roads, improved drainage, reliable water service, and safer access to
For years, Belizeans have associated sargassum with the beaches of Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, Placencia, Hopkins, and other coastal destinations
There was a time when everyone knew everyone in San Pedro; a time when bicycles outnumbered golf carts, when the
Another weekend. Another traffic accident; this time, one of them turned fatal. As details continue to emerge, our thoughts and
One of the most touching moments of San Pedro High School’s 50th Graduation Ceremony was the presence of the school’s
It was a bittersweet evening attending the 50th Graduation Ceremony of San Pedro High School. As I sat among proud
Some photos instantly transport me back to a simpler San Pedro, and this is certainly one of them. This photograph captures Coconut Drive, looking south toward the San Pedro Airstrip, at a time when the island still moved at a slower pace. On the left stands the familiar picket fence
