More than 270 young people have been honoured at the Gaiety Theatre for their Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
The ceremony marked 70 years of the programme, which was introduced to the Island in 1958.
To mark the occasion, a new "Sea to Summit" hiking challenge was also launched, taking young people from the Island's coastline to its hilltops.
Bronze and Silver Awards were presented by Education Minister Daphne Caine and the Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer.
Plans for Lord Street development to be reconsidered
Plans for a 12-storey building on the site of the former Lord Street Bus Station are due to be reconsidered by the Planning Committee.
Coastguard teams mount search after beacon activated
Coastguard rescue teams and the RNLI say they're carrying out a search and rescue mission after a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) was activated.
Government working with fuel suppliers as demand spikes over war
The government says it's working closely with fuel suppliers over the impact of the war in the Middle East.
Film company wants your help during TT
An Island film company says it needs more people to help with a production that's filming here during TT.
Lieutenant Governor to host special event for charity founder
Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer and his wife Lady Lorimer will host a special event next week for a cancer charity founder.
Two sailings delayed by bad weather
Two sailings are to be delayed by weather tonight.
Just weeks to raise £5k to join Dolly Parton's initiative
A local authority says it has four weeks left to raise £5,000 to bring Dolly Parton's Imagination Library to the north.
Aurora forecast for Island's skies tonight
The Island could be in for a Northern Lights show tonight!
