AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoCheerleading comeback: Simon Sanchez High School’s coach Damen Michael Borja ran an All-Island Cheer Clinic at Tiyan High School, drawing nearly 40 girls (and one boy) from multiple schools—plus talk of a possible first-ever all-island cheer competition in the next couple years. Guam arts & culture abroad: Inetnon Gefpa’go marked its 28th country milestone with performances at two major folklore festivals in Spain, continuing its post-hiatus international run. Community markets: The Neni Summer Market returns Sunday, Aug. 2 (3–7 p.m.) at Golden Plaza in Tumon, with youth-made crafts, food, and a Neni Sling Tournament as part of the Guahån Art Walk. Family-friendly entertainment: Micronesia Mall celebrates 38 years with an Anniversary Fair Aug. 8 (noon–3 p.m.) featuring live performances, games, giveaways, and tenant pop-ups. Local sports spotlight: Guam and CNMI karate athletes competed at the Karate Dream Festival in Tokyo, with the event drawing thousands and Guinness-certified as the largest full-contact karate championship. Election-day vibe: PDN livestreams 2026 Primary Election results overnight, while Guam campaign volunteers hit polling sites early with signs, music, and lots of honking.
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