July 24, 2026

Good Music, No Cover Charge at The Tides

acoustic guitar

The Tides Restaurant kicks off its Third Thursday series with Dylan Galvin and Rusty Williams playing live.

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‘Dead Man Walking’ Author to Speak at St. Mary’s College

Sister Helen Prejean

Prejean sparked national dialogue on the death penalty and helped shape the Catholic Church’s opposition to state executions.

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JSF Cited for ‘Lack of Maturity’

F-35B Joint Strike Fighter sunset

The high-tech helmet isn’t ready, and the F-35B is developing cracks, according to the DOT&E report.

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Higher Education Center Presents Film Festival

movie projector

Higher Education Center Presents International Film Festival

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FDR Boulevard Construction to Start in March … or April

Allen Settle, FDR Boulevard

Delays hit MetCom sewer main, FDR Boulevard and rescue squad building.

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Mini Golf Coming to Lexington Park?

Mike Heimer, owner of St. Mary's Golf Center

St. Mary’s Golf Center shares a “future vision of the ultimate possibility.”

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Adult Art Classes in Ceramics, Jewelry & Glass

Add art to your new year and explore your creative side at Annmarie Garden. Classes fit your schedule and style, including ceramics for a girl’s night out.

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School’s Out Jan. 21: Art’s In at Annmarie Garden

When schools close, Annmarie Garden opens wonderful educational opportunities for Grades K-5.

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Sotterley Presents ‘Slavery, Resistance and Freedom’

Sotterley slave cabin

In honor of Black History Month, Sotterley Plantation is pleased to offer the second of five 2nd Saturday Series presentations.

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Holiday Display Contest Winners Honored

Grapevine Antiques

The winners of the Lexington Park Business and Community Association’s fourth annual Holiday Display Contest were honored Wednesday night.

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