Crafty young artists bring joy to local national senior citizens
American children and others in the local area took part in an effort to provide artwork for residents of assisted living facilities.
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Memorial Day color guard amid coronavirus
U.S. European Command’s color guard took part in a ceremony unlike any before – spread out at Patch Barracks, wearing masks.
Garrison unleashes the ‘tigers’ against COVID-19
A joint service team of Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines screen community members entering highly-trafficked garrison services.
Baden-Württemberg’s phased COVID reopenings (May 18 update)
A Stuttgart Citizen guide to current COVID prevention regulations in the local area
Stuttgart Army clinic’s new coronavirus testing
U.S. Army Health Clinic Stuttgart recently added a new weapon to its arsenal in the fight against the COVID-19 virus
Local news translated, May 20
Local news translated by USAG Stuttgart
Local news translated, May 19
Local news translated by USAG Stuttgart
Living with COVID delays and restrictions
Since the start of COVID-19, community members at USAG Stuttgart have supported their neighbors.
Curbside shopping starts amid coronavirus response
Curbside delivery will continue to be available as needed until the risk of exposure to COVID-19 is eliminated.
Window portraits highlight COVID-19 challenges with humor
“If I can do something to spread love and not the virus, then I want to bring some light to this dark time.” Kristen Benda.
Local news translated, May 14
Local news translated by USAG Stuttgart
Originals Café keeps cooking for community
Located on Panzer Kaserne, near the shoppette, the Café offers breakfast and lunch carry-out.
Local news translated, May 15
Local news translated by USAG Stuttgart
PX, Commissaries to end R/W/B schedules
The Commissaries and PX are moving off the Red/White/Blue schedule as of mid-May. The CMRs will stay on the schedule until further notice.
Volunteers pitch in to pitch mail
Postal staff and volunteers across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart work tirelessly, despite the threat of COVID-19 in the community.
