Art & Community: An international residency and exhibition, “Roots Through Ruins,” opened in Newark celebrating Caribbean memory and culture through painting, material experiments and film photography, with Grenadian artist Oliver Benoit among the featured voices. Education Reform: Grenada will follow CXC’s reformed School-Based Assessment (SBA) framework—SBAs will be required only for practical subjects, while non-practical candidates shift to Paper 032 with more flexible arrangements. Food Security (EU-CAN): The Zero Hunger Trust Fund launched a regional youth-led project using school gardens to boost food security, nutrition education and climate resilience across St Vincent and the Grenadines, St Lucia, Grenada and Dominica. Local Governance & Roads: A temporary Scott Street/Young Street closure in St George’s starts Sunday 26 July (8am–6pm) for building demolition, with set detours via Halifax, Church and Lucas streets. Culture & Belonging: A commentary argues Grenada’s local history should be strengthened in schools and online learning to support children’s identity and community ties in the digital age. Sports (Regional): Jamaica’s Under-20 sprint stars Gary Card and Shanoya Douglas were named for sprint doubles at the World U20 Championships in Oregon. Travel & Mobility: Grenada is listed among CARICOM nations on Spain’s published visa-free entry list, but the Foreign Affairs Ministry says Belizeans still need Schengen visas—highlighting how travel rules can be misunderstood.