Anyone can show their gratitude this holiday season by sending an Army & Air Force Exchange Service gift card to service members around the world.
The Angel Tree is now up at the Base Exchange! The process of getting a gift for a child in need this year is simple.
Officers with the Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency’s (CQA) Biosecurity Task Force (BSTF) oversaw the required fumigation of imported fresh Christmas trees and other evergreen products before they enter local shops, homes and establishments this holiday season.
U.S. Air Force EOD team, The GPD, and GPD’s K9 Unit collaborate during a training exercise to improve and enhance response capabilities for real-world bomb threats in the Indo-Pacific.
Next year, Stars and Stripes Pacific will be celebrating its 80th anniversary.
The new location provides better convenience for PHR Club Members
Have you ever dreamed about having your photo featured on the cover of a magazine?In May 2025, the next edition of our annual Stars and Stripes Welcome to the Pacific magazine will hit the streets, and we’re looking for you, our readers, to help make it the best ever!
Six thousand miles west of the United States, stands an island within the Mariana Island Chain that is no more than 30 miles long, and no bigger than nine miles wide.
GTA successfully hosted its last Mobile Manåmko’ workshop of the year at the Hågat Senior Center on Monday, November 18, wrapping up a remarkable 2024 dedicated to empowering Guam’s elderly community through technology.
There are a number of recognized staples that are an important part to any holiday feast. On Guam, however, a number of these staples have been stamped with local flair, making for a unique spread.
A partnership between Joint Region Marianas (JRM) and the Dededo Mayor’s Office, to address the ongoing issue of abandoned vehicles and illegal dumping in the village, is proving successful.
The holiday season is a time for giving, and GTA is proud to announce the launch of its annual GTA Gives Holiday Campaign.
Serianthes nelsonii is a tree species found only on Guam and Rota. The CHamoru name for the Serianthes tree on Guam is Håyun lågu, meaning “wood of the north” or “foreign wood,” and in Rota, Trongkon guåfi, meaning “fire tree.”
This week, a large box containing a desk chair arrived on our porch. Once the chair was removed, I hesitated a moment before stomping the humongous thing flat for recycling.
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