TPP Seeks Member of the Yr. Nominations
Nominations are open for The Patuxent Partnership Member of the Year Award.
Prepare for SMECO’s 2025 Annual Meeting
Every year, Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative conducts its members’ meeting to elect directors and vote on bylaw changes. As a member, you have the right to vote. The 2025 meeting will begin at 6pm August 20 at the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department Social Hall.
Lineup Announced for 2025 Jazz Fest
Here’s the lineup for the 2025 Potomac Jazz & Seafood Festival set for July 10-13 at the St. Clement’s Island and Piney Point museums.
Call for Proposals for HSMP Annual Meeting
The Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership is seeking proposals for presentations for the 2025 HSMP Annual Meeting on September 25, 2025, at the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland in California, MD.
Historic Preservation Commission Accepting Award Nominations
The Historic Preservation Commission is seeking nominations for outstanding achievements in historic preservation in St. Mary’s County. The deadline for submitting nominations is 5pm April 23, 2025.
Rebels & Redcoats Head to Piney Point
Rebels & Redcoats: A Southern Maryland Revolutionary War Family Event will be held in Piney Point from 10am to 4pm Saturday, April 5, 2025.
SoMD 2030 Supports AI & STEM Summer Camps
The A. James Clark School of Engineering of the University of Maryland at College Park will hold two free summer camp programs at the University System of Maryland at Southern MD. The camps are made possible with financial support from The Patuxent Partnership’s SoMD 2030 workforce initiative.
When Adults Get It Wrong
Mistakes are part of being human. And with every misstep, there’s a chance to grow — not just for us, but for the kids in our lives. To help, Walden Wise introduces its newest guide, When Adults Get It Wrong.
Report: US Shipbuilding Needs an Overhaul
A recent GAO reports says the US Navy needs to take a new approach to increase its fleet size. “To start, it could apply leading ship design practices used by commercial shipbuilders,” reads the report. Navy programs and their shipbuilders are effectively made to operate in a “perpetual state of triage.”




















