Online medical care option now at clinic
2012-09-20
Technology is bringing back a version of patient-friendly, old-world medicine through the simple use of secure email.Read More
Bodybuilders serve up tips to success
2012-09-06
Thirty-four competitors flexed with poise during the fifth annual U.S.
Army Garrison Stuttgart European Bodybuilding and Figure Championship
Aug. 25, persuasively engaging one glistening deltoid at a time for an
appreciative sold-out audience. “A lot of people really admire the
hard work, dedication and discipline these performers put in the gym and
toward their bodies,” said Marie Smith, a dedicated crossfit athlete
who brought her young sons to watch the evening show at the Patch
Fitness Center. Read More
Vaccines aren’t forever … make sure your children are still protected
2012-08-23
August has been designated as National Immunization and Influenza Vaccination Awareness Month. Read More
Avoid Lyme disease, tick-borne encephalitis
2012-05-17
Lyme disease and tick-borne encephalitis are common to Germany and, in some areas such as Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, are prevalent.
But all can be prevented with some simple precautions.
Deskside snacking: Eating well in the workplace is not impossible
2011-12-15
It’s been a long day at the office. Visions of the vending machine flash
through your mind. Caffeine and sugar are calling your name.Read More
Back on the mat
2011-12-14
The Patch High School wrestling team, the reigning Department of Defense Dependents Schools Division I European champions, hosted its first match of the season Dec. 3. Ramstein, with 252.5 points, out-scored Patch (235), Heidelberg (146), Black Forest Academy (75) and Schweinfurt (9). Leading the Panthers were individual division winners’ Isaac McIlvene, 120 pounds; Jaden Fields, 132 pounds; Jaden Wilstead, 152 pounds; Robert Mannier, 182 pounds; and Albert Suarez, 195 pounds.Read More
RBEMS student selected for All-American Bowl
2011-12-01
Kingston Davis has big dreams, a big frame for his age, and now because
of his hard work and dedication, a big stage to show off his talent.Read More
Players take passion for soccer indoors
2011-10-20
The ball careened off the basketball backboard, hit the fire alarm then
boomeranged toward the bleachers, where it ricocheted off the boards,
spinning toward the opposite end of the Panzer gym. Goal!Read More
USAG Stuttgart volunteers ‘make a difference’ every day
2011-10-20
Make A Difference Day, is the largest day of volunteering in the U.S., with millions of people on a single day helping to change the world.Read More
Football teams ready to tackle second season
2011-10-06
Youth tackle football kicked off its second season in U.S. Army Garrison
Stuttgart with 74 participants, about 32 more players than last season.
In its inaugural season, USAG Stuttgart Child, Youth and School Services
fielded a bantam team for 9- to 11-year-olds and a junior team for 12-
to 14- year-olds. This year, the program boasts one bantam and two
junior teams.
Piranhas dive into new season
2011-09-08
The Stuttgart Piranhas swim team has kicked off another season of
competition in the European Forces Swim League. Coaches and team
members look forward to defending their Rheinland Divisional
championship title, improving their times and having fun.
Skateboard competition watered down by rain
2011-08-25
David Seegar, 16, was one of only a few skateboarders who braved the
commute and threatening weather to participate in the third annual U.S.
Army Garrison Stuttgart German-American Skateboard Competition held Aug.
13.Read More
A running tribute
2011-08-12
While many of their counterparts enjoyed sleeping late, 395 service
members, civilians and family members in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart
started their Saturday morning with a 13-mile or five-kilometer run July
16.Read More