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ASHSAA Wrestling season begins with 300 in attendance
The American Samoa High School Athletic Association (ASHSAA), wrestling season began with a big bang, as it just held its first regular season tournament this past Saturday at Samoana High School,
Community input on Promoting Healthy Lifestyle
This past December and January, American Samoa Community College Community and Natural Resources (ASCC CNR) staff reached out to the public by holding four meetings to discuss ways to promote heal
Op-Ed: Health Care System: ‘Free’ Ideology vs Sobering Reality, Part 2
The period of 1961 to 1968 marked the modernization of Tutuila and Manu’a when Governor Rex Lee received Congressional and Presidential support and funding.
Pasia tulafono e fa’asa ai ona inu pia i paka fa’asao
Ua pasia e le Maota o Sui se tulafono taufa’aofi, e fa’asa ai ona taumafa le 'ava malosi i nofoaga o lo o i ai paka fa’asao, sei vagana ai lava nofoaga ua fa’atagaina i le tulafono, ua ta’oto atu
A-Town Boys
A look at the creativity of our youth (A-Town Boys) as they set out their to make “ends meet” and entertain our visiting guests off the Aurora cruise ship yesterday.
With no cash infusion, LBJ set to lay off 200 workers
Faced with “a lack of funds”, LBJ Medical Center chief executive officer Michael Gerstenberger has informed many workers at the hospital they are being laid off effective Feb.
Joblessness blamed for burglaries says head of CID
The minimal job opportunities offered in the territory is the reason behind the burglaries occurring now; criminals resort to looking for income elsewhere, even if it means breaking the law.
Weather clears up for cruise ships visits
With a strong wind advisory cancelled early yesterday morning, the P&O Cruise ship the Aurora, with around 1,800 passengers and 850 crew members, entered the waterway into the Pago Pago Harbor