Physics students from Stuttgart High School and Stuttgart Elementary School worked together on a project to prevent a pumpkin from smashing when plummeting several meters to the ground.Read More
An SHS junior attended a special Military Child Education Coalition event at West Point, NY.Read More
Stuttgart High School’s National Honor Society (NHS) held its first community “Trunk or Treat” event, Oct. 31.Read More
‘Avenue Q’ is currently showing at the Stuttgart Theatre Center; its final weekend is November 2-4.Read More
A bitterly cold Saturday morning didn’t dissuade costumed runners, walkers, babies in strollers and a half-dozen dogs from the Great Pumpkin 5k, or the garrison’s annual Harvest Festival, Oct. 27.Read More
Stay safe this Halloween with tips from the USAG Stuttgart Directorate of Emergency Services.Read More
The Army is working hard to secure critical missions on our installations by providing necessary energy and water. Read More
The Stuttgart boxing team defended its title as the top military boxing team in Europe after hosting and capturing first place.
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Regional Health Command Europe provides high quality health care for active duty service members and their families, and ensures service members are medically-ready to support their mission.Read More
The Armed Services Blood Program and the American Red Cross–Stuttgart Station are teaming up again for another Stuttgart military community blood drive, Oct. 23, in the Patch Community Center, 10 a.m.–6 p.m., and Oct. 24 in the Panzer Fitness Center, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Real life resilience was experienced by 13 youths and their parents by climbing, crossing and zip-lining together between trees at a forest ropes course, Sept. 18.Read More
The USAG Stuttgart and AFRICOM EOs joined to bring the community a Hispanic Heritage Month observance at the Panzer Exchange, Oct.13.
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The RBES PTSA started a program called “Bulldog Buddies.”Read More
Fire Prevention Week this year is Oct. 7-13; it’s a good time to go over the fire safety plan in your home and office,”Read More
Here’s something you don’t see every day: An Army master sergeant being accepted into the Navy Chief’s Mess.Read More
