Water Security: St. Kitts Water Services Department says its Groundwater Drilling Programme is hitting major milestones, with the first Saddlers well completed and projected to supply close to 500,000 gallons of potable water per day, while drilling on a second Saddlers site (between St. Paul’s and Newton Ground) is already at about 280 feet and expected to finish by end of September. Clean Energy & Engineering: Nevis geothermal work moves closer to reality as the Drillmec HH-300 “Týr” rig clears a final independent acceptance inspection in Iceland, clearing the way for shipment and drilling to begin within 60 days; Nevis also hosted a St. Martin delegation to tour geothermal sites and discuss regional energy cooperation. Agriculture & Food Security: The Department of Agriculture in St. Kitts launched a public logo design competition to refresh its official identity, with the winning entry set to receive a $500 prize. Education & Skills Pipeline: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says rising U.S. student visa rejections are pushing more students toward the University of the West Indies, while TaiwanICDF scholarship recipients from St. Kitts and Nevis begin placements at universities in Taiwan. Livestock Protection: Agriculture issued an advisory after increased dog attacks on sheep and goats, urging farmers to secure animals and report incidents promptly. Industry Leadership: St. Kitts and Nevis engineer Lisa Moving is highlighted as Turner Construction receives major NAWIC honours for corporate leadership and project excellence. Community & Industry Talent: Nevis and St. Kitts continue to mourn mechanical engineering student Zidane Knight, whose Taiwan scholarship journey began in 2022.