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To kick off the 4th July weekend, Humphreys Middle School hosted a special live performance by the Korean National Military Symphony Orchestra, joined by the 2nd Infantry Division/ROK-U.S. Combined Division
The 2025 Seoul International Book Fair, now underway at COEX until June 22, features Seoul Library’s immersive booth showcasing the city’s innovative reading culture policies, including the world’s first outdoor library model.
Senior students from Youngbuk High School near Pocheon, South Korea, visited Camp Humphreys June 11 as part of an educational tour hosted by Eighth Army G9.
When it comes to keeping military installations safe and operational, the vital work of structural engineers often goes unnoticed.
Not just once. Not just twice. But three times, Moa Best of E.J. King has been chosen as her school’s girls Athlete of the Year.
Getting a handful of student-athletes from DODEA-Pacific schools heading to college on athletic scholarship in a single year is usually considered quite the feat.
Patrick Bowman, manager of the Tama Hills golf course and leader of Team Tama, dethroned three-time champion Delisi in Sunday’s second of two rounds in the U.S. Forces Japan interservice golf tournament at Atsugi’s Whispering Pines course.
Dragons senior starred on the mound and at the plate as team went 24-3 en route to reclaiming Far East D-I baseball title.
Yokota High School senior Zaylee Gubler starred on the mound and at bat — and also earned top honors in the class as the school’s valedictorian.
Pets are fantastic family members! Learn all about different pets and service animals, how easy or hard it is to take care of them and which one might be right for you!
Senior, who will play at Glenville State next year, led on and off the field as Kubasaki won its ninth Far East title.
Cobras senior grew as a player as he helped the school’s boys soccer program go from one win to Far East D-II champs in three seasons.
