AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGuam Politics: The Guam Election Commission says incumbent AG Douglas Moylan can run in the 2026 General Election even after complaints about his Republican Party ties, while he maintains he’s non-partisan for the attorney general role. MMA & Discipline: Two Holloman Airmen are set to compete in separate MMA bouts Sept. 12, showing how military routine and personal accountability carry over to the mat. Local Arts & Community: Registration is open for the 2026 Guam International Dance Festival (Dec. 4–6), and Mangilao’s Donne’ Festival returns this weekend with hot pepper competitions, food, music, and fireworks. Music Night Out: Jam Sessions brings Tribal Theory back to Guam for “ROOTED” at LeoPalace Resort Guam Saturday, with Wavvy joining for the all-ages show. Radio & Culture: KPRG-FM’s Thrift Store Ball returns after 20+ years, mixing live music, thrift-store costumes, and contests to support Guam’s NPR station. Tourism Push: GVB says overseas promotion continues despite low arrivals, with the MegaFAM Tour bringing 240+ travel pros and generating 700+ B2B connections. 9/11 Remembrance: Guam communities mark the 25th anniversary with ceremonies and stories tied to Tower for Humanity and local 9/11 memories.
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