Young and skilled artists will demonstrate their skills in accordance with the theme of the edition, in this case; Dance and Jazz.

Karen Lutzker and her husband Aaron, married for 54 years, had established one of the very first destination wedding operations to provide wedding planning services for Aruba 37 years ago

Aruba is proud of its weight lifting athlete Jennifer Piter who has won five golden medals at two international tournaments.

During 53rd Miss International Beauty Pageant in Tokyo, Erialda Croes won the Miss National Costume award.

Under the guidance of Associate Professor Sustainable Building Technology, Arjan Karssenberg, University of Rotterdam students studied the historic area of Oranjestad and presented their observations and recommendations for improving the area to Aruban officials.

Mrs. Almira Franken could not believe her eyes when she realized she had the winning bingo card. With a smile she took home the big Progressive jackpot prize.

Cas Perdi, an expression of his concerns of the decay of many of the island’s landmark homes and structures, the work of artist Mario Carrera will be exhibited throughout CEDEHM headquarters in Aruba.

Major League player Xander Bogaerts, who won his first World Series ring only a few months after being called up from the minors by the Boston Red Sox, was present for the official unveiling held at Centro di Bario Lago Heights in Aruba, as organized by his recently established foundation, Dare to Dream.

Dare to Dream, founded by Xander Bogaerts and his mother, Sandra brown, plans to provide for those whose parents don’t have the financial means to support their baseball talent development as well those who demonstrate talent for other sports and arts.

The Royal Couple was issued a commemorative silver coin, courtesy of Aruba Central Bank and presented by Prime Minister Mike Eman, in honor of their recent visit to Aruba.

Carol and John Slavin return to Aruba to celebrate their golden anniversary, thirty years after they first stepped foot on the island, with their “extended Aruban family”.

The students will spend two weeks on Aruba analyzing the challenges of upgrading the Rancho barrio as part of the third Sustainable Building study.