Aruba Health Authority Reports Rise in Fever Cases with Respiratory Symptoms

Lotto Cambiando Bida has published the midday number game results for September 18, 2026, in Aruba. The official results are available on the Lotto Aruba website at www.lottoaruba.com. Players who prefer to receive results on their mobile phones can do so via SMS by texting the word 'Sorteo' to the designated number. Lotto Cambiando Bida is the official lottery operator in Aruba, regularly publishing draw results for public access. The midday draw is one of multiple daily draws conducted as part of Aruba's regulated number game lottery system.

The National Library of Aruba has received 10 copies of a newly published book titled 'Willem Rasmijn: The Story of His Life and Aruba's Golden Age of Painting.' Library Director Astrid Britten accepted the donation on behalf of the institution. Willem Rasmijn is a significant figure in Aruban cultural history, celebrated for his contributions to the island's visual arts during what is described as a golden era of painting. The book aims to document and preserve his life story and artistic legacy for future generations. The addition of these copies to the National Library ensures broader public access to this piece of Aruban cultural heritage. The gesture reflects ongoing efforts on the island to document and celebrate local artists and historical figures.

Bureau Traimerdia, a community-focused organization in Aruba, has celebrated its 30th anniversary, marking three decades of dedication and service to the island's residents, particularly its children. The organization commemorated the milestone reflecting on its long history of commitment, growth, and evolving programs aimed at the well-being and development of the community. Over thirty years, Bureau Traimerdia has continuously adapted its approach to better serve Aruba's youth and broader population. The anniversary celebration highlighted the organization's sustained mission to promote welfare and personal development among those it serves. The milestone underscores the lasting impact the bureau has had on Aruba's social fabric since its founding.