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Dancer Rikkai Scott knew he had all the right moves for an audition in Amsterdam. Unfortunately, he did not have money to travel. The 25-year-old was just finishing up a dance degree at the London Contemporary Dance School in the UK. “Students genera...

Alonzo Richards used to wish he was invisible. “The other children kept making jokes about my size, which I didn’t like too much,” he said. “I was stocky.” He is now a muscular 18-year-old but he was able to tap into those childhood feelings to win t...

Astronaut Scott Carpenter survived orbiting the earth but was almost done in by Bermuda’s roads. He was visiting Bermuda in 1964 as part of a revolutionary ocean experiment by the US Navy. Unfortunately for him, he wiped out on his moped and the inju...

Joao Almeida wasn’t born in Bermuda but he was determined to preserve a special part of the Island’s history. The carpenter transformed a dead cedar tree at Coral Beach Club into a beautiful railing. As the tree had likely been on the property for ...

Kalaeb Tannock was certain he’d join the family business after high school. He was bored with his studies and saw plumbing as his only real career prospect. And then he learnt about Raleigh International. The global organisation helps empower youth w...

A Bermudian teen who dreams of delivering babies has won a $5,000 fraternity scholarship. Zaren Bennett, 17, of The Bermuda Institute won Alpha Phi Alpha’s Beautillion on Sunday at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts. “I want to be a...

Tony Evans might be a world-renowned evangelical pastor, author and speaker, but that doesn’t mean he’s immune to the same life challenges others face. The one difference? The husband and father of four has learnt how to lean on his faith when confli...

Say cheese, but please don’t smile. That’s what Debra Friedman told teens photographed for her exhibition, ‘Twelve to Twenty: Photographing Teenage Bermuda’. The show opens tomorrow at the Masterworks Gallery in Paget. “You’ll notice nobody is smilin...

Trae Trott isn’t shying away from his family’s native history — he’s embracing it. The 21-year-old took it upon himself to learn how to sing and play the Pow Wow drum a couple of years ago. This weekend he’ll be showing off his skills at the St Davi...

Valerie Pearman always dreamed of getting her writings published. Arianna Huffington’s recent visit to the Island inspired the 63-year-old to take it a step further. Mrs Pearman got in touch with Huffington Post, her online news and blog site, and p...