Water Security: St. Kitts Water Services says its Saddlers groundwater push is on track: the first well is complete and “highly successful,” expected to supply close to 500,000 gallons, while drilling for the second well has reached about 280 feet and should finish by end of September. Geothermal Power: Nevis cleared a key step for geothermal drilling after an independent acceptance inspection of the Drillmec HH-300 “Týr” rig in Iceland; rig shipment is next, with drilling expected to start within 60 days, as St. Martin officials tour the project sites. Agriculture & Livestock Safety: The Department of Agriculture launched a logo design competition and also issued an advisory after rising dog attacks on sheep and goats, urging farmers to secure animals and report incidents promptly. Education & Mobility: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says more students are being denied U.S. student visas, making UWI a stronger fallback option. Local Governance & Industry Leadership: Nevis elected PAM’s Shawn Richards as political leader, while St. Kitts’ Lisa Moving earned major U.S. construction honours tied to corporate leadership and project excellence. Sports & Community: Jeremiah Louis signed for the World T20 Continent Cup in Hong Kong, and Nevis teacher Shoya Lawrence was named Fan of the Match in the CPL. Public Health Update: Prime Minister Terrance Drew remains stable after medical evaluation abroad, with government operations continuing.