Criminal Charges Against The Enterprise – 1957
The time was 1957, the place Lexington Park, the upstart newspaper The Enterprise was not necessarily a welcome newcomer.
Enjoy a Casual Evening of Art
Spend your Friday night enjoying great art at Annmarie After Hours on Aug. 7, 2015.
DoD Applies MAD Nuclear Doctrine to Cyber
The mutually assured destruction (MAD) doctrine deterred nuclear war with equalizing counterstrike capabilities. Now MAD is being applied to cyber risks.
Habitat’s New ReStore to Open Sept. 2015
Patuxent Habitat for Humanity plans to open their new ReStore, September 2015 at St Mary’s Square on Great Mills Road in Lexington Park, MD.
Federal Cuts Would Hit Pax Region Hard
In Lexington Park-California, contractor hubs of the Pax region, federal contracts average $40,095 per employee, 2nd highest in US.
CSM Hosts ‘Engineer Like a Girl’
Young women learn of vast career opportunities for women engineers at CSM’s “Engineer Like a Girl” at the Leonardtown Campus.
SMECO Ranked Highest in Customer Satisfaction
SMECO ranked highest in its region in a J.D. Power study of customer satisfaction.
Night Hunter, a Russian Helicopter Crashes
Video shows first the acrobatics then the crash of the gunship at a Russian airshow that killed one crew member and injured a second.
Join Colony Square Aug. 4 for Nat’l Night Out
Join Three Oaks Center and other community members at the Colony Square National Night Out Aug. 4, 2015.
The AMG Summer Project Invites Participation
The AMC Summer Project at Annmarie Garden again invites public participation in art. The unique 2015 project could outlast its atists.
