Auditions Set: Newtowne Players’ “Picnic”
The Newtowne Players will hold open auditions for its upcoming production of Richard Inge’s Broadway hit, Picnic.
CSM Cause Theatre: Adult American Males
Performing Jan. 30 at the CSM Leonardtown campus, four all-American, hard-drinking, tough-talking guys make a surprising discovery.
UV Light A Year-Round Vision Threat
UV light poses a year-round threat to vision, with winter offering no break from the risk. Learn how to protect yourself.
A Good Time to Buy a New Home
It can be an ordeal, buying a home or refinancing one. But it’s a good time to consider, and Tabatha Griffin of Primary Residential Mortgage assures you she will hold your hand through the entire process.
What Are Carter’s Views on Military Force & Pay?
When to use military force and how much should the military be paid are likely topics for Ashton Carter’s confirmation hearings as DefSec scheduled for February.
Discount Liquors Seeks to Replace A&W
Discount Liquors’ application to replace the A&W restaurant on Great Mills Road will be heard at 1 pm Jan. 8.
Navy Staffing-Up, Rest of Military Catching-Up
While the Army and Air Force are re-thinking their force reduction plans, the Navy plans a continued growth of force for the next five years.
World Cinema Series Concludes Jan. 8
The new World Cinema Series concludes Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 with “The Secret in Their Eyes,” 6:30 pm at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center in the Center Hall.
US Slow to Fit Weaponry to Stealth Fighters
Europe leads the US in developing weaponry to fit stealth fighters. Current weapons are too large.
NDAA Protects & Employs Public Lands
In a bipartisan effort, the National Defense Authorization Act of FY15 includes preservation of wilderness in a land swap for a copper mine and expedited drilling permits.
