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As small business owners on Guam navigate persistent economic shifts, fluctuating tourism numbers, and rising living costs, temporary pop-up retail setups at commercial hubs like the Village of Donki have become an essential operational platform for micro-entrepreneurs across the island.

The Marianas are bracing for severe weather as Tropical Storm Champi steadily strengthens east of the region, prompting weather authorities to issue typhoon watches and forcing local tourism officials to postpone major regional events.

Guam's retail and restaurant industry is welcoming first time and family-owned businesses.

In the Northern Mariana Islands, the American Red Cross is deploying personnel from Guam, Hawaii, and the U.S. mainland in preparation for Tropical Depression 29W. It comes as the islands of the Marianas are still recovering from Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi earlier this year.

As Tropical Depression 29W tracks northwest toward the region, local businesses, government agencies, and event organizers across Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands are bracing for potential typhoon conditions this weekend.

James C. Moylan, Guam’s delegate to Congress, announced the late Sgt. Maj. Juan Ogo Blaz will soon receive a Medal of Honor during a press conference on Oct. 14.

If there was an overarching message from David Kinzelman, chief customer officer and senior vice president for airport operations, during his visit, it was that the region is not only important to the airline, but that its customers receive the same attention as anywhere else in the United network.

The Guam Museum reopened its main exhibit, I Hinanao-ta, after several months of closure for repairs.

The Journal’s occasional culinary review. The Westin Resort Guam has officially re-opened the Prego restaurant's lunch buffet, offering hotel guests, military service members, tourists, and locals a flavorful Italian-inspired dining experience featuring a selection of freshly prepared dishes, classic favorites, and delectable desserts.