Stuttgart Military Community information published by the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Public Affairs Office 
The Army joins the nation in celebrating Earth Day on April 22; locally, the USAG Stuttgart Directorate of Public Works Environmental Division will observe Earth Day with the garrison’s schools during the first week of May.
Since 2005, commissaries have recycled or diverted almost 1.6 billion pounds of waste from landfills all around the world.
From deployments to new schools, military children are faced with unique challenges that non-military children their age never experience.
“By providing a reading alternative to the younger generational preference for electronics, I had hoped my project would grant everyone in the USAG Stuttgart community an opportunity to read more,” Taylor said.
Sexual assault is a crime.
This is the Month of the Military Child. Being a father of four, I can appreciate the sacrifices military children face.
It seems a day does not go by that somewhere on Kelley Barracks construction is being done on or along the streets and in turn presenting navigational challenges for all drivers.
The student body of Stuttgart Elementary School got a break from classes to participate in a semi-annual evacuation drill, April 12.
A solemn observance that included an educational display, a brief historical presentation about the Holocaust and a candle lighting ceremony was held in the Kelley Theater, Kelley Barracks, April 12.
Spring fever is in the air and as temperatures start to rise, we aren’t the only ones coming out of hibernation.
The FY18 AFAP Forum resulted in multiple issues discussed and one topic elevated to the Department of Defense.
U.S. Africa Command held its Annual Awards Ceremony at the Kelly Physical Fitness Center, Kelley Barracks, March 29.
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