Artists rejuvenating island with murals Monday, Feb. 1st, 2021 St. Thomas Artists are hard at work at Crown Bay Center and the Alvin McBean Ball Park to bring smiles to locals and tourists alike. The bright and joyful murals depicting island culture are thanks to an AARP Community Challenge Grant awarded to the V.I. Council on the Arts. Click here to read more now. News No rate increase for safaris Loretta Lloyd, chairperson of the V.I. Taxi Cab Commission Board, confirmed to The Daily News on Sunday that safaris will not be increasing their rates today. Recently, a safari driver posted a sign on his truck indicating that rates would increase from $1 to $3, effective Feb. 1. A photo of the sign circulated on social media and other drivers reportedly put up similar signs. Click here to read more now. News Frontier Airlines to move in at King Airport Frontier Airlines will get its own counter and office space at King Airport as it prepares new flights to St. Thomas in the coming months. On Monday, the V.I. Port Authority Governing Board approved an agreement with the Denver-based airline to lease counter and office space at the airport Click here to read more now. St. John Repairs set for North Shore Road Virgin Islands National Park will begin repairs along North Shore Road on Wednesday, according to a Park Service statement. The work will take place between the park Maintenance Facility entrance in Cruz Bay and Cinnamon Bay and will patch and repair roughly 10,500 square feet of road surface. Click here to read more now. Visit today's E-edition ‌ ‌ The Virgin Islands Daily News | 9155 Estate Thomas, St. Thomas, 00802 U.S. Virgin Islands Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | About our service provider Sent by [email protected]