AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoBahamian Art: A vivid new mural at the Mall at Marathon celebrates the islands, ocean and flamingos. Freeport-born artist Denzel Lightbourne says the project reflects years of persistence and has brought joy to Bahamians. Gymnastics: A 35-member Team Bahamas will compete at the CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Nassau, November 13–15. The country will host the event for the first time. Community: The Longest Table comes to the Western Esplanade on November 14, inviting residents to share food and conversation. The free gathering aims to bring people together; registration is required. National Honours: Some 425 Bahamians were recognized for contributions across public service, the arts, church and community life, with the Prime Minister urging young people to take on projects and see them through. Children’s Health: Impetigo cases have fallen significantly after public-health measures and guidance for schools, Health Minister Michael Darville says. Tourism Access: Industry leaders warn rising fees could put Exuma out of reach for visitors, with some round-trip fares to Staniel Cay potentially nearing $1,000.
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