Census Adjusts for Coronavirus Concerns
The 2020 Census count will resume in the Virgin Islands when it reopens June 1, but with a few changes to accommodate health protections against the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Winner of the 2020 Congressional Art Competition Announced
Haley Jennings, a student artist at Antilles School, won two top prizes in the 2020 Congressional Art Competition. The competition honors more than 400 students from every U.S. Congressional District.
Bryan Signs Bills on Tax-Break Hiring Rules, Credit Cards
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed an array of bills recently, including one attempting to place more oversight and limits on the use of government credit cards.
Sports in Pandemic: V.I. Soccer-Playing Brothers Share Their Experience
Konner and Karson Kendall grew up on St. Thomas and have represented the U.S. Virgin Islands Senior Men’s National Team. They were playing soccer in the U.S. when COVID-19 shut down sports.
Honoring the Fallen – Lt. Col. David C. Canegata III
One of the V.I.'s fallen heroes is Lt. Col. David C. Canegata III, who served in the V.I. National Guard till his death in 2007. A born Crucian, Lt. Col. Canegata volunteered to serve in the Second Persian Gulf War in Afghanistan in December 2006.
Remembering U.S. Naval Musician Ogese T. McKay on Memorial Day
U.S. Navy musician Ogese Theophilus McKay always swore that if he ever had children, he would be the best father he could be. His daughter says that’s exactly what he was.
STJ’s Allegra Miles Moves on After Her Ride on ‘The Voice’
Allegra Miles, who has roots on St. John, said that she was disappointed she didn’t make it to the finals on NBC’s Season 18 of “The Voice,” but ultimately, she wasn’t that upset and said she’s happy for the opportunity she had.
Challenger’s Lawsuit Question’s Republican Party Chair’s Legitimacy
Gordon Ackley, a candidate for chairman of the V.I. Republican Party, has filed a lawsuit to stop the Board of Elections from taking action that might benefit his opponent, John Canegata.
Government House on the Air During May
A list of upcoming radio appearances by Gov. Albert Bryan Jr., Lt. Gov. Tregenza Roach and Bryan/Roach administration Cabinet members.
Envision Tomorrow Landlord Rental Repair Program Opens Round 2
The program seeks to assist landlords whose residential rental properties were damaged by hurricanes Irma and Maria, enabling them to offer rental housing at affordable rates to households with low-to-moderate incomes.
Government House on the Air During May
A list of upcoming radio appearances by Gov. Albert Bryan Jr., Lt. Gov. Tregenza Roach and Bryan/Roach administration Cabinet members.
Envision Tomorrow Landlord Rental Repair Program Opens Round 2
The program seeks to assist landlords whose residential rental properties were damaged by hurricanes Irma and Maria, enabling them to offer rental housing at affordable rates to households with low-to-moderate incomes.
Government House on the Air During May
A list of upcoming radio appearances by Gov. Albert Bryan Jr., Lt. Gov. Tregenza Roach and Bryan/Roach administration Cabinet members.
It is Necessary to Educate the Public on Adopting a V.I. Constitution
The League of Women Voters USVI writes an open letter to VI SOURCE journalist Don Buchanan about a recent article concerning a bill passed by the Legislature for a referendum question on the Revised Organic Act of 1954 to be placed on the ballot in November.
Sports in Pandemic: V.I. Soccer-Playing Brothers Share Their Experience
Konner and Karson Kendall grew up on St. Thomas and have represented the U.S. Virgin Islands Senior Men’s National Team. They were playing soccer in the U.S. when COVID-19 shut down sports.
WAPA SERIES
Melee and Missed Opportunities: A Short History of WAPA Part I
As a bevy of Monday morning quarterbacks continue to amuse themselves on social media, radio talk shows and with letters to the editor bashing our Water and Power Authority, the Source would like to add a history lesson to the mix.
Pastor Eric Jean Massicott Dies at 86
Pastor Eric Jean Massicott, also known as “Memrol” and “OK,” of Strawberry Hill transitioned to glory on Friday, May 15, at his residence.
Now Playing: Movie Theater now closed due to COVID-19
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The Fifth Virgin Islands Constitutional Convention was not a success, and at least one delegate to that convention said she worries another such effort could be a waste of time.Comment on Facebook The Fifth Virgin ...
Agreed. Waste of time. Plus money.
