Memorial Day Ceremony Honors Fallen Service Members on St. Croix

By Diana Dias -
Veterans, elected officials, active-duty service members, and community members gathered Monday at Verne I. Richards Veterans Memorial Park on St. Croix to honor fallen military heroes during a solemn Memorial Day ceremony hosted by the American Legion Bromley Berkley Post 133.

Officials, Families Gather for Memorial Day Ceremony on St. Thomas

By Finn Sharpless -
The Virgin Islands Office of Veterans Affairs, in collaboration with the American Legion, held a Memorial Day ceremony Monday on St. Thomas honoring service members from the U.S. Virgin Islands who died in military service.
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LOCAL NEWS

Frederiksted Waterfront Memorial Honors Virgin Islands Victims of 9/11

By Diana Dias -
In a special Memorial Day tribute, members of American Legion Bromley Berkeley Post 133 gathered along the Frederiksted waterfront Sunday to dedicate a permanent memorial honoring Virgin Islanders lost in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 — a solemn moment of remembrance nearly 25 years after the tragedy changed the nation forever.

Maho Bay Welcomes 361 Swimmers to Joe Kessler’s Beach 2 Beach Race

By Judi Shimel -
Two swimmers from Fairhope, Alabama, led the field Sunday at Joe Kessler’s Beach 2 Beach Power Swim on St. John, with 16-year-old David Rainer winning the one-mile short course men’s division and 19-year-old Suzanne Rainer topping female competitors in the same race from Maho Bay to Cinnamon Bay.

Op-Ed: The Lounge | A Column for Men: Before the Bridge: When Strength Looks Different

By Langley Shazor -
In his biweekly column, Langley Shazor speaks to issues important to men within the territory.

What Goes Up Must Come Down, Unless It’s A Billboard

By Mat Probasco -
As the public comment deadline for a massive billboard proposed on St. Thomas nears, one Virgin Islands attorney warned preventing the glowing highway sign, or removing it once built, could be difficult unless new laws were enacted.

Weekly Weather Forecast With Jesse Daley

By Jesse Daley -
Check out our weekly weather forecast with Jesse Daley, covering Sunday, May 24, through Saturday, May 30.

Veterans’ Graves Marked with New Flags for Memorial Day, Ceremonies Planned for Monday

By Kit MacAvoy -
Members of the American Legion Post 102, the V.I. Chapter Tuskegee Airmen and volunteers, braved the rain Saturday morning on St. Croix to place flags on the graves of veterans interred at the Kingshill Cemetery.

Young Artists to Take Center Stage at 81C Arts Summer Program

By Source staff -
A four-week summer arts program for youth will return to downtown Charlotte Amalie next month, offering students ages 9 to 15 hands-on instruction in visual art, creative writing and performance-based practices.

BRIEFS & SOURCE PICKS

Mango Tango Art Gallery Presents: Fresh Paint and Seasoned Strokes

By Source staff -
Mango Tango opens the Fresh Paint and Seasoned Strokes Show on Saturday, May 30 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., featuring work from three compelling voices in art: newcomer to the local scene Vickie Lawrence, regional icon Eric Winter — builder, educator, and painter — and master teacher David Millard, whose influence extended from St. Thomas to galleries and museums across the mainland.
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POLICE & COURTS

Alleged Car Thief Charged With Burglary Too

By Mat Probasco -
A St. Thomas man being held on suspicion of car theft was charged with burglary after a witness recognized him in the police station, according to court records posted Friday.

GOVERNMENT

V.I. Parole Board Announces June Hearing Schedule

By Source staff -
The Virgin Islands Parole Board advises the public that the board will convene June 22-29, to hear testimony from victims, victims’ family members and other interested persons regarding parole applications submitted by inmates incarcerated at various penal institutions.

BUSINESS

Business Matters: How to Effectively Use AI — And When and Where Not To!

By Source Staff -
If AI systems are being adopted and being used by businesses more and more, there’s still no clear consensus about their value – especially for small businesses that lack the deep pockets for trial-and-error.

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POLITICS

Op-Ed: Political Parties in the USVI Are Falling Short and Need Renewal

By Mark D. Wenner   -
Election season is here but how effective are political parties in the USVI? Are they vetting candidates, building coherent policy platforms, and helping produce good governance — or do they need major reform?

27,491 Voters Went Silent. The Problems Got Louder. 

Filing Deadline Locks In Crowded 2026 Election Field

Signs of Our Times: Political Ads Banned from Historic Districts, Last Week for LED Billboard Public Comment 

AG Opinion Closes Door on McClafferty’s Senate Bid, but Delegate Run Raises Different Legal Question

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Department of Health Launches Gen Z Suicide Prevention Campaign

Mat Probasco -
Launching in May in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the three-month multimedia campaign, titled “I Geh You,” will reach residents across St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John through mainstream media, digital platforms, outdoor advertising, and radio. 

Record High Sargassum Predicted

Department of Health to Focus on Homelessness and Suicide Prevention

Free Fruit Tree Giveaway Draws Exceptional Community Support

Waste Management Partners for St. Croix Plastic Recycling Monday

GOVERNMENT

V.I. Parole Board Announces June Hearing Schedule

By Source staff -
The Virgin Islands Parole Board advises the public that the board will convene June 22-29, to hear testimony from victims, victims’ family members and other interested persons regarding parole applications submitted by inmates incarcerated at various penal institutions.
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POLICE & COURTS

Alleged Car Thief Charged With Burglary Too

By Mat Probasco -
A St. Thomas man being held on suspicion of car theft was charged with burglary after a witness recognized him in the police station, according to court records posted Friday.
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OPINION

Governor Bryan’s Memorial Day Message: For We Are Grateful

Government House -
On Memorial Day, we pause not to celebrate war, but to remember those who never came home. We honor the brave men and women who answered the call to serve and gave their lives in defense of our nation and the ideals we hold dear.

Op-Ed: The Lounge | A Column for Men: Before the Bridge: When Strength Looks Different

Op-Ed: Political Parties in the USVI Are Falling Short and Need Renewal

Op-Ed: More Than Batteries and Bottled Water

Open Forum: Reflections on a Different Kind of Election

LOCAL SPORTS

USVI Soccer Federation Hosts Club Licensing Workshops

Mat Probasco -
The USVI Soccer Federation invites all affiliated clubs and stakeholders to attend our upcoming Club Licensing Workshops, taking place in St. Thomas and St....

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

La Vaughn Belle Named Finalist for Billie Holiday Monument in Queens

By Source staff -
Virgin Islands artist La Vaughn Belle has been selected as a finalist to design a new public monument honoring Billie Holiday in Queens, New York.

COMMUNITY

USVI Teen Takes Top Honors in FCCA Caribbean Children’s Essay Competition

Department of Tourism -
In recognition of her accomplishment, Davis will be honored during Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian Dinner at Government House.
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OBITUARIES

Carl E. B. Lovgren Jr. Dies at 80

James Memorial Funeral Home -
Carl E. B. Lovgren Jr. passed away on Oct. 15, 2025. He was 80 years old.
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