News - Guam

After she took office in January, Mayor Francis S. Lizama of Yigo got to work. And there are already some positive developments for the village.

In the past month, several businesses on the island are making moves to refine their identities, grow their customer base, and bring something new to Guam’s business scene.

Private and government projects are taking place along the popular Tamuning coastline and a crowded Trankilo Street.

What started with $600, a drop-shipping account, and a dream to create athletic leisure wear representing Micronesia, Marianas, and Polynesia is blossoming into a successful business where co-owners are now on the hunt for more space for new goals and dreams.

For many students, financial aid is the deciding factor in whether or not to attend college in Guam.

On April 2, the humanities councils of Guam and the other 55 states and jurisdictions received an official notice that all active grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities have been canceled retroactively on April 1.
 

 

Over 25 representatives from 10 companies attended the mandatory pre-proposal site visit for the Simon Sanchez High School Development project on April 4.