Drone Classes Set in Prince Frederick
The College of Southern Maryland will offer two new drone classes this summer at its Prince Frederick Campus.
It’s Our River: Virginia v. Maryland, Take 1
SlackWater: In a 2001 interview, Walter Dorsey, a former state’s attorney and state senator, argues that the Oyster Wars were a figment of the news media trying to justify the Potomac River Compact.
Youth Mappers Are Hitting the Streets
The Community Youth Mapping project has launched, and organizers want local businesses, organizations, and community leaders to know that 32 young people — Youth Mappers — will be hitting the streets to distribute fliers.
Summer Workshops Set at Annmarie
Summer is a great time to take advantage of some of the workshops for adults being offered at Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center in Solomons.
Might Robot Warships Trump 355 Ships?
The well-received NavSec nominee tells confirmation hearings robot warships might yield more capacity than a 355-ship Navy.
Design Work Earns Marketing Award
College of Southern Maryland Advancement Division employees received a Paragon Award from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations for their work.
Delegation Ensures Support of Chesapeake
Congressman Steny H. Hoyer joined congressional colleagues from both political parties to review the state of the Chesapeake Bay in June, discussing the Bay’s role as the economic heart of the region.
Story Time Comes to Annmarie Garden
The Calvert Library system has a story time program for children, and on Tuesday, July 25, the program is coming to Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Art Center. Starting at 10 am, the free story time program will be a treat for all children.
Stallion Completes 1st Test Flight to Pax
The CH-53K King Stallion completed its first long-range test flight from West Palm Beach, Florida, to NAS Pax River.




















