An Island-based graphic designer says she's hoping to launch a new project that'll teach youngsters about Manx culture and the great outdoors.
Alyssa Bridson says she's been working with the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture on Manannan Warriors.
The project will see children looking for Manx myths around the Island, and is currently being advertised on Facebook.
Alyssa says she's hoping to officially unveil it before half-term.
Nearly £5m paid out in compensation by health department
Nearly five million pounds has been paid out in compensation by the Department of Health and Social Care over the last three years.
Final sculpture by late artist to be unveiled in special event this month
A special event is being planned later this month to unveil one of the final works by of the Island's best-known artists.
Year 9 Ballakermeen student has died unexpectedly, headteacher confirms
A year nine pupil from Ballakermeen High School has died unexpectedly, according to a letter sent to parents by the headteacher.
How many MiCard users will be able to open bank accounts before shutdown?
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he doesn't know how many of the Island's 1,251 MiCard users will be able to open a bank account for pensions and benefits before the system is shut down at the end of this year.
Mountain Road closure extended
The Department of Infrastructure says it's had to extend a road closure on the Mountain.
Incident involving firearms officers 'safely resolved'
Police say firearms officers responded to an incident in the north of the Island today.
Councillor elected unopposed
Douglas has a new councillor today.
Number of government credit cards is unknown, says Cabinet Office
The Cabinet Office says it doesn't know how many government credit cards there are, but says the Treasury might.
