St. Paul’s News
Weekly perspective. Daily developments.
The latest reporting, commentary and community news, ordered by publication date.
Inaugural Caribbean Para Inclusive Development Program & Caribbean Inclusive Sailing Championships to Take Place in Antigua
By St. Pauls News Team June 14 2026 | Local Sports The Caribbean is set to host its first-ever Caribbean Inclusive Sailing Championship from June 24 to 27. This exciting event is part of the…
Harris Paints Makes History With Launch of Quantum Dry
Harris Paints has made global history with the launch of Quantum Dry, the world’s first single-base dry tinting system. The breakthrough Caribbean innovation promises greater colour accuracy, improved sustainability, and a new direction for the…
Melasma: The Caribbean Mask Nobody Talks About
Is your face becoming darker around the edges? This week’s SKINTIPZ examines the “Caribbean Melasma Mask,” why it develops, and the steps you can take to protect and improve your skin.
Building the Future: Lessons from Spain’s AI Governance Model for Latin America and the Caribbean
As artificial intelligence transforms economies and societies, countries across Latin America and the Caribbean are searching for effective ways to govern emerging technologies. This article examines Spain’s AI governance model and highlights key lessons on…
Zolina’s Starry Night
Ten-year-old artist Zolina Adijah Simon reimagines Vincent van Gogh’s iconic Starry Night through a vibrant watercolor interpretation filled with colour, imagination, and youthful creativity. This week’s Art Review explores how a young artist transformed a…
Why the Commonwealth Matters Again
As global uncertainty grows and traditional alliances are tested, Sir Ronald Sanders examines why the Commonwealth remains a vital platform for cooperation, sovereignty, and collective action among nations of all sizes. With Antigua and Barbuda…
The Clouded Truth: Why Vaping Is Not the Safe Escape You Think It Is
Dr. A. Jerry Simon examines the growing popularity of vaping among young people and women, highlighting the serious health risks associated with nicotine addiction, lung damage, and long-term disease while challenging the myth that vaping…
Min. Greene Leads Antigua and Barbuda Delegation at COTED, Seeks Extension of Tariff Suspension on Basic Food Items
Minister E.P. Chet Greene led Antigua and Barbuda’s delegation to the 62nd COTED meeting in Guyana, where he advocated for an extension of the suspension of tariffs on selected basic food items to help ease…
World Blood Donor Day: Could Your Community Survive Without Blood Donors?
Good Humans 268 Inc. marks World Blood Donor Day with a powerful reminder that blood donation saves lives every day. This community-focused article explores the vital role of blood donors, disaster preparedness, healthcare resilience, and…
MP Chet Greene Announces Town Hall Meetings and Bulk Waste Cleanup Campaign Across St. Paul’s
MP Chet Greene has announced a series of town hall meetings and a constituency-wide bulk waste cleanup campaign aimed at strengthening community participation, improving communication, and enhancing the cleanliness of communities across St. Paul’s.
A Call To Duty: Building a New St. Paul Together
With elections behind us, St. Paul enters a season of action. From town hall meetings and bulk waste cleanup to graduations, summer camp, and senior citizens’ activities, this editorial calls on residents to move beyond…
Denfield Tody Thomas Memorial New Village League Returns With Exciting Football Action
The Denfield Tody Thomas Memorial New Village League returns to Table Hill Garden, bringing exciting football action, the popular Soccerama Tournament, and the return of the Over-40 Competition as teams battle for village pride.