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Guam reaches thousands in Nagoya showcasing culture and events at tourism expo Japan 2025
Sing Out Loud Festival’s Live Wildly Showcase draws 25K music fans

Sing Out Loud Festival’s Live Wildly Showcase draws 25K music fans

Sing Out Loud Festival’s Live Wildly Showcase brought more than 25,000 people from across the United States and abroad to downtown St. Augustine on Sept. 20 and 21, transforming Francis Field into an immersive two-day celebration of live music and...

Owner:  Osteen Family
In support of Guam Memorial Hospital

In support of Guam Memorial Hospital

My name is Oscar Yang, and I am an 11th grade student at Harvest Christian Academy. I am writing to respectfully request that you consider publishing an op-ed I have written about the urgent need to support Guam Memorial Hospital. As an intern in...

Owner:  Ho S. Eun
Waterbomb Hong Kong music festival postponed this weekend due to typhoon forecast

Waterbomb Hong Kong music festival postponed this weekend due to typhoon forecast

A water-themed music festival scheduled for this weekend has been postponed due to a forecast of possible strong winds and an approaching typhoon. Waterbomb Hong Kong 2025 said on Wednesday that tickets purchased would be refunded in accordance...

Owner:  Alibaba Group
How to get certified for scuba diving on Guam
PIC Guam launches reimagined signature dinner show “Pirates of the Pacific”
Taste of Guam: Simply the best sashimi ever!
'Enriching cultural experiences': Guam to host first international dance festival on Dec. 6-7 but registration closing soon
Newly retired Guam hospital chief reflects on navigating the toughest years

Newly retired Guam hospital chief reflects on navigating the toughest years

​​On more than one occasion, Lillian Perez-Posadas thought about walking away. The longtime administrator of Guam Memorial Hospital remembers the nights when criticism felt overwhelming, when the financial shortfalls seemed insurmountable and when...

Owner:  Mar-Vic Cagurangan (Editor & Publisher)
Regal Announces Its First Ever Podcast on the Big Screen: World Exclusive Premiere of "The Diary Of A CEO" with Steven Bartlett and Global Music Star Louis Tomlinson
Live Wildly Showcase draws 25,000 music fans to St. Augustine

Live Wildly Showcase draws 25,000 music fans to St. Augustine

The Sing Out Loud Festival and Live Wildly Showcase 2025 attracted more than 25,000 music enthusiasts to Francis Field in St. Augustine on Sept. 20 and 21. Hozier, Beabadoobee, Gigi Perez, Sombr, David Kushner, Father John Misty, Vance Joy, Sarah...

Owner:  Gannett Co. Inc.
“The Carriers Closing In on Guam” China’s Bold Pacific Move Tests U.S. Naval Power and Pushes Regional Stability to the Edge
Tumon Night Market: Hallows-eve Night Oct. 26
China Test-Launches New DF-26D Hypersonic ‘Guam Killer’ Missile

China Test-Launches New DF-26D Hypersonic ‘Guam Killer’ Missile

China has test-launched its new DF-26D missile, a variant believed to carry a hypersonic or maneuvering warhead. Officially unveiled at Beijing’s September 3, 2025 parade, the system extends China’s strike reach deeper into the Pacific, placing...

Owner:  Alain Servaes
Guam Kitchen: Making cheesy sausage breakfast burritos
Salvation Army supports women fighting addiction with new Guam facility
PIC’s ‘Pirates of the Pacific’ returns with aerial fire dancing and high-wire duels
Tumon Night Market: Back to Our Roots Oct. 12

Tumon Night Market: Back to Our Roots Oct. 12

Tumon Night Market: Back to Our Roots (Illustration courtesy of Guam Visitors Bureau) About Tumon Night Market: Back to Our Roots Get Ready to Go “Back To Our Roots” at the Tumon Night Market! Mark your calendars! The Tumon Night Market is calling...

Owner:  American Government
Nonexempt federal civilian workers stay home

Nonexempt federal civilian workers stay home

As of late Thursday, the U.S. federal government remained closed, as Congress continues to try and pass a budget for fiscal year 2026 which began Oct. 1. U.S. Military personnel, including thousands on Guam, must still report to work without pay...

Owner:  Ho S. Eun

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