July 25, 2026

Carney Works Showing at Library Gallery

Works by artist Susan Liselle Carney are part of an exhibit at the Lexington Park Library that will run until Sept. 1.

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Motorcade to Solomons Kicks Off Operation Patuxent

Operation Patuxent will kick off Friday evening, Aug. 2, with a mini-Rolling Thunder tribute motorcade to Solomons followed by a World War II night of remembrance and music. The motorcade will assemble in Lexington Park at 5 pm.

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County Hosts Aviation Day Event

Aviation Day

Join the St. Mary’s County commissioners in recognizing National Aviation Day during a special event, to which the public is invited, on Tuesday, July 30, 2019, at 11:15 am on the lawn of the governmental center.

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Learn More About NASC at Industry Day

Industry Day

Naval Aviation Systems Consortium Industry Day will be held from 1 to 4:30 pm on Tuesday, July 30, 2019, at University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland.

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SBDC’s State Star Hails From So. Md.

Wynne Briscoe SBDC State Star

Wynne Briscoe has been chosen as the Maryland Small Business Development Center State Star for 2019.

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College Trustees Approve 2020 Budget

2020 Budget

The Board of Trustees of the College of Southern Maryland have approved the college’s 2020 Budget.

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Esper is Sworn in as DefSec

Esper

Mark Esper is sworn in as US Secretary of Defense during an Oval Office ceremony. Esper supports former DefSec Jim Mattis’ National Defense Strategy to maintain preparedness for conflict with capable adversaries like Russia and China.

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Staff Changes Announced in Hoyer’s Office

Staff Changes

Maryland’s 5th District Congressman Steny H. Hoyer has announced a number of staff changes in his office. 

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At CSM, Show Celebrated Art in All Forms

csm art show

A recent College of Southern Maryland art exhibit featured watercolors, drawings, and textiles created by 33 CSM students, alumni, faculty, and staff.

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$738B for DoD Not Enough, Says GOP

DoD

The nearly $1.4 trillion spending plan — which would prevent a government shutdown this fall and do away with the final two years of budget caps known as sequestration — includes about $738 billion for DoD in FY2020, a 3 percent increase from current year levels.

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