Emancipation Day in the Bahamas diaspora: Rhythm and Blues Cambridge is set to host its fourth annual Emancipation Day Celebration, “Echoes of Liberation,” at Soper Park (July 25, 12 p.m.–9 p.m.), featuring Caribbean and Black leaders, live music, poetry, cultural performances, kids’ activities, and Bahamas Junkanoo Legends. Food security & community care: Carnival Corporation is expanding its surplus meal donation program to The Bahamas, with 318 pounds of unserved meals from Carnival Freedom and Carnival Conquest delivered to the Grand Bahama Children’s Home and the Urban Renewal Authority. Celebration Key milestone: Carnival marks Celebration Key’s first anniversary on Grand Bahama, saying the private destination welcomed 2.4 million guests since opening and is supporting about 1,000 year-round jobs. Public trust in disasters: A letter to the editor highlights how hurricane shelter effectiveness depends on public trust in institutions and clear coordination. Health spotlight: WHO data shows cancer cases rising globally; The Bahamas says it’s focusing on early detection through expanded screening for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer. Local culture in motion: Caribbean Bottling Company crowns Lady Kayla of Exuma winner of the Bahamas Goombay Punch Cup, supporting sailing and Bahamian culture. Travel safety incident: A pregnant woman was evacuated by the US Coast Guard from a Carnival cruise shortly after departing Miami, with the patient taken to Mount Sinai Medical Center.