Prime Minister Bruce Golding officially opens the huge doors to the Port Antonio Resident Magistrate's Court in Boundbrook, Portland, on June 24. The new structure is a result of a partnership between National Commercial Bank and the Ministry of Justice in a two-fold development plan for Portland. Sharing in the historic occasion are (from left) Chief Justice Zaila McCalla; Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Senator Dorothy Lightbourne; NCB Group Chairman Michael Lee-Chin (second right), while other officials look on.

Touring the new Port Antonio courthouse facilities: Resident Magistrate Marjorie Moyston shows Prime Minister Bruce Golding (behind her) and other officials the new, modern court facilities at the official opening ceremony on Wednesday. The new Resident Magistrate's Court is located at Boundbrook, Portland. - Contributed

Dudley Gayle, father of West Indies cricket captain Chris Gayle, reads The Gleaner as he watches the game from the comfort of the Digicel box at Sabina Park yesterday.

Scotiabank's Heather Goldson is really intent on catching every detail of the game. Businessman Jassel Dunstan (centre) enjoys some nuts with guests, Fred Hudson (left) and Arthur Geddes. - Photos by Rudolph Brown/Chief Photographer

From left: Digicel bigwigs Suzanne Palomino, Niall Sheehy, Jamie Dean and Wisynco's William Mahfood in conversation at yesterday's one-day international match between India and the West Indies at Sabina Park.

From left: Scotiabank's Wayne Powell and Marie Miller, Crafton Miller Jr (behind her), and businessman Errol Brennan hang out inside the Scotiabank box as other guests look on.

Popular entertainer Lady Saw chills with Pepsi's Andrew Reid.