Stripes movie showing at Patch theater
The Stuttgart military community is invited to attend free showings of “The Most Dangerous Paper Route.”Read More
The Stuttgart military community is invited to attend free showings of “The Most Dangerous Paper Route.”Read More
This Sunday, Sept. 22, the City of Stuttgart plans a car-free downtown day. Read More
Starting on Monday, Sept. 23, only commercial traffic may access the Patch Barracks K&K gate until 5 p.m.Read More
If you’re looking for something to do in the next few weeks, look to USO Stuttgart.Read More
The annual garrison exercise, Stallion Shake, began Sept. 16 and continues until Sept. 21. Read More
The next garrison housing community town hall takes place in the Panzer Chapel, Sept. 23.Read More
Do you know the old saying, “You are what you eat?” How true that saying really is, isn’t it?Read More
By Annalise Dolby Freshman, Stuttgart High School During July, the School Liaison Office, along with the Patch Youth Center, conducted a three-day Ready and Resilient (R2) retreat at the Edelweiss Lodge and Resort in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Attending the Stuttgart Child and Youth Services’ R2 Retreat Training was an eye-opening and memorableRead More
By Capt. Evan C. Freemyer Chief, Client Services Stuttgart Law Center With the end of PCS season on the horizon, many newcomers to USAG Stuttgart turn their attention to damaged or missing items during their move. If any of your property was damaged or is missing, you are eligible toRead More
Take part in a survey to improve the human relations climate within USAG Stuttgart.Read More
Improvements at Patch Barracks, to include the construction of a new Patch Elementary School, means closing part of Illinois Strasse.Read More
Continuing to Dec. 24, the Exchange will waive its $3 service fee for items priced at $25 or more.Read More
An observation will be held on 9/11 in the Patch Barracks Chapel to commemorate the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.Read More
Celebrate the Navy’s 244th Birthday in Stuttgart, Saturday, Oct. 19.Read More
Students in grades six through 12 with a grade-point average of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale) can submit an essay in English of 500 words or fewer explaining why their community and involvement in service projects are important to them.Read More
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