News and events for the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden military community in Germany 
Wiesbaden High School students were offered pizza in exchange for their feedback on a survey about the top issues faced by youth in Wiesbaden during a Food for Thought Lunch March 22 at the Teen Center on Hainerberg.
Child Abuse Prevention Month is recognized April of each year.
Beginning April 30, customers may not have to travel quite as far to get the auto parts, accessories and maintenance supplies they need to keep their vehicles running.
The Army recently mandated testing for Legionella bacteria in all of its facilities with showers in Germany in order to comply with the new German Final Governing Standards. U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden is nearing the end of its testing cycle.
Many Americans are used to doing a little mental math in the grocery or retail store and adding a percentage onto the advertised price because of sales tax.
USAG Wiesbaden service members and civilian employees must have a fuel ration card to purchase tax-free gas on post and off post at designated ESSO stations.
Information comes from all directions these days. Knowing where to go and who to call can make all the difference when moving to a new community.
Defense Department personnel stationed in Germany need an international driver’s license, in addition to a U.S. Forces Certificate of License (also known as a USAREUR license) and a valid stateside driver’s license to drive outside the country.
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