Searching the Bay for Sunken Aircraft
The search for sunken aircraft from NAS Patuxent River continues in the Chesapeake Bay.
CSM Twilight Series Ends 10th Season
The 10th season of the College of Southern Maryland’s Twilight Performance Series has come to an end. For another year audiences were captivated by Chautauqua’s historical portrayals of 20th-century composer Duke Ellington, poet Gwendolyn Brooks, and novelist Ernest Hemingway, as well as musical and theatrical performances.
CSM Night at Blue Crabs Stadium
College of Southern Maryland alumni and friends are invited to a special night watching the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs starting at 6:30 pm Aug. 26, 2016, at Regency Furniture Stadium’s picnic area at 11765 St. Linus Drive in Waldorf.
Celebrating Aviation’s Importance in St. Mary’s
National Aviation Day is celebrated Aug. 19 each year to honor the nation’s history and development of the aviation industry. St. Mary’s County has much to celebrate.
Slagle Earns Chamber Scholarship for CSM
William T. “Tyler” Slagle, 17, of Faulkner is the recipient of the 2016-17 Charles County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship established with the College of Southern Maryland Foundation. Slagle will attend CSM to pursue studies in business administration.
Neighborhoods Must Limit Water Use
Two St. Mary’s County neighborhoods have been placed under Level I water restrictions by the St. Mary’s County Metropolitan Commission and must limit their water use.
Insects ‘Invade’ for Annmarie Exhibit
Until Aug. 28, Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Art Center in Solomons will celebrate our six-legged friends in all their glory with an exhibit called “Swarm: Invasion of the Insects.”
Four Stars Debate Military Readiness
Retired generals Carter Ham and David Petraeus share different views on military readiness.
Day of Caring Kicks Off With Breakfast
Get ready to kick off the 2016 United Way of St. Mary’s County Day of Caring at the Campaign Kick-Off Breakfast. This year’s Day of Caring is scheduled for Sept. 9, 2016, and the day will begin with breakfast at the Dr. James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center in Leonardtown, MD.
Missile Defense Higher Priority
Missile defense develop is rising as a result of more aggressive posturing by North Korea, China and Russia.
