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Young artists will be showcasing works that reflect and depict their explorations of decolonization, culture, and identity at an exhibit opening tonight, Sept. 30, at the Guam Museum.

The Guam Museum is in need of renovations and infrastructure repairs and, according to a news release from the governor’s office, $300,000 has been made available for the project through

With the scraping and grading wrapped up and construction at Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz moving into the “vertical” phase, the majority of the historical artifact recovery on base is

Håfa adai! As the saying goes, “All that happens, happens for good.” In the case of Gov. Joseph Flores Memorial Park, plans to build the Tåno’ I Famagu’on (Land of

Since the COVID-19 pandemic made its way to Guam in 2020, the island’s Liberation Day celebrations and festivities have been put on hold — until now.

With close to half of the $587 million in American Rescue Plan funds under the governors discretionary control already spent as of last month, lawmakers are calling on Adelup for

The CHamoru Village will not be increasing rent any time soon, but an increase must come some time down the road in order to improve the quality of the popular

An increase in rent for vendors at the CHamoru Village needs to be considered as costs rise and the Department of CHamoru Affairs continues to struggle financially, said Melvin Won

The local program to pay claims to Guam’s World War II survivors and their descendants officially launches Friday, and the Guam Museum will serve as a claim center.

If your family didn’t get a chance to ride a karabáo during the Winter Wonderland holiday festival at Skinner Plaza, head over to Hagåtña on Thursday for the “Silebra I