Liberation Day is a special date for our island and its people. On December 8, 1941, Japan began its invasion of Guam with air attacks, bombing populated areas like Sumay and Hagåtña, Guam’s capital. Soldiers didn’t set foot on the island until two days later, where they would cause much strife and

Biba Guam! This is a summer of celebration as Guam commemorates 75 years since the end of World War II. The theme of liberation this year is “A Legacy of Peace and Friendship” and these hot summer months are jam-packed with festivities, memorials, and of course the annual carnival and Liberation Day

In the summer of 2015, the island where America’s Day Begins became the first U.S. territory to recognize same-sex unions, after a federal court ruled the ban against gay marriage unconstitutional.

On the same day, June 5, 2015, then-Guam Sen. Nerissa Underwood introduced a bill known as the “Guam

As an island that is only 32 miles long, it’s difficult to miss seeing even a glimmer of the blue Pacific Ocean every single day. From Tumon Bay to the mountains of Umatac, the ocean surrounds the island of Guam, reminding us how fortunate we are to live in such a paradise. Today, the oceans cover

Where would we be without our mothers? They have dropped us off at school with lunch pails filled so we don’t go hungry. They’ve driven us to our sports games or extracurricular activities after a long day at work. They’re always there to bandage our wounds and cheer us on. They have gone above and

It’s almost summertime and that means there’s more reason to kick it at the beach, have a nice barbecue, and of course, check out all the tours and events you haven’t had the chance to see yet!

May is Tourism Month! If you’re visiting the island or a local who wants to explore more, be sure to tune

It’s no secret that our Earth could benefit from more TLC. With the threat of fossil fuels and rising sea levels, our island is a prime victim of climate change. But the good news is that both individuals and local businesses are beginning to make waves in promoting sustainable living.

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Earth Day is fast approaching! If you’re reconnecting with the outdoors this weekend, check out these beautiful spots for some great pictures!

Masso Reservoir is a manmade pond in Piti right by Veteran’s Cemetery. To get there, take the first right turn after the cemetery and then turn left on the

On your mark, get set, go! Check out these races happening this weekend! Run or ride, there’s so much to see! The 7th Annual United Guam Marathon and the 39th Annual APL Smokin Wheels Racing Weekend is April 12-14.

The United Guam Marathon, which is expecting roughly 4,000 participants, is on April

With the southern and northern ends being robust and the central being as narrow as it is, the geography of our island is unique, to say the least. But how did Guam come to be that way? Long ago the taotaomo’na, ancient ancestors of the CHamoru people, flourished on Guam. They possessed wisdom,