The Hawksbill Creek Agreement has always been a mystery to many living on the Island of Grand Bahama. A lot of Grand Bahamians don't really know the importance of the…
By Antonio Victor and Lakiesa Saunders Moving On When you think of memory in Grand Bahama, Hawksbill High School comes to mind a school that was filled with enthusiasm and…
The Jack Tar Village Resort was a luxurious resort located in West End Grand Bahama, having the biggest freshwater swimming pool in the western hemisphere,…
The Princess Resort and Casino, or the Royal Oasis Resort which it was later named, was one of the best places for leisure time on Grand Bahama. You can just imagine…
The Lucayan National Park is an important historical site located on the island of Grand Bahama, known for its protection of coastal plants such as mangroves, and indigenous plants and…
You would think that after 14 years since the closure of the International Bazaar, Freeport, the city that was once known as the Magic City would one day be restored…
Would you believe that we actually had a railroad in Grand Bahama? Yes we did. So what happened to it? We got derailed (lol). But seriously now, Grand Bahama had…
Haitian Grave …
The Royal Oasis Resort and Casino was a very popular attraction in Freeport, Grand Bahama between the 1960’s and 2004. It was a central charm located just at the end…
The International Bazaar and The Port Lucaya Marketplace were both once recognized as the jewel of Grand Bahama Island. These popular destinations were a socializing center for all ages including…