6.3K views · 166 reactions | Guam families welcome home sailors. : David Castro/The Guam Daily Post | The Guam Daily Post | Facebook

12K views · 271 reactions | GET READY, GUAM: President & CEO of the Guam Visitor's Bureau, Carl Gutierrez, shares this message to tourists and residents as plans are underway to help the island recover from the pandemic. | The Guam Daily Post | Facebook

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Units from the Guam Fire Department and the Guam Police Department responded Saturday evening a little after 10:40 p.m. to an automobile and motorcycle car crash incident along Route 1 on Marine Corps Drive, in front of the ITC building in Tamuning. Serious injuries were reported, according to GFD Spokesperson Nicolas Garrido. The male individual who was the occupant of the motorcycle was transported to Guam Memorial Hospital. This story is developing. ✍🏽 & 🎥: Isaiah John A

1.2M views · 10K reactions | ➡️ Fung-Wong (Uwan) continues to...

From Pohnpei to Guam. 🌺🇬🇺 SPC Rachel Nayor shares her journey of inspiration, resilience, pride, and citizenship through service with the Guam Army National Guard. — Meet Guam’s GUARDians! Each week we’ll introduce you to some of our soldiers and highlight their journey and their commitment to safeguarding our island with the Guam Army National Guard. — Visit www.nationalguard.com/gu, or call or visit one of our Recruiting Offices conveniently situated in Hagatna and Tamuning! 📍Hagatna Recru

3.9K views · 29 reactions | In Guam, homelessness doesn’t always mean living on the streets. For many families, it means cars, couches, or homes built from scraps. Now, a $2.5 million grant is giving WestCare Pacific Islands more tools to help. | KUAM News | Facebook

Things move at a different pace in Hågat. Video: David Castro/The Guam Daily Post | The Guam Daily Post

17K views · 100 reactions | Join Nick Delgado as he brings you the latest news on COVID-19 in Guam. | The Guam Daily Post | Facebook

6.5K views · 100 reactions | Memories of Guam, a tourist souvenir shop at the Guam Premier Outlets in Tamuning, has changed its business strategy so it can stay afloat despite the absence of international tourists. It has started an online store and is encouraging more residents to "shop local" for Guam-inspired gift items. | The Guam Daily Post | Facebook