July 25, 2026

Cybersecurity & Cloud Services Advancing

New Normal on the Internet cyber

DoD shifts to commercial cloud providers next week and Obama announces his cybersecurity-plan.

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New Liquor Store Denied on Great Mills Road

St. Mary’s County Alcoholic Beverages Board unanimous denied a request for a new liquor store to replace Long John Silver/A&W on Great Mills Road.

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SMECO Scholarship Deadline Approaching

Four high school seniors will be awarded $1,500 each. Students are eligible to apply if they live with parents or guardians who are SMECO customer-members.

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Pentagon to Ask for BRAC Again in FY16

Pentagon BRAC plans for FY15 were rejected by Congress, but DoD is bringing the request back for FY16 budget hearings.

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DoD Calls Social Media Hack ‘Cybervandalism’

No security breaches were reported from Islamic State sympathizers infiltration of Central Command’s social media.

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Hoyer Outlines US Economy Needs on NBC

Hoyer Earns High Score From LCV

Congressman Steny Hoyer speaks on tax reform, jobs, and the Keystone pipeline.

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Dyson Building Center is Going Green

A complete conversion to solar is powering all of Dyson Building Center, and that’s just a start of a transformation of the family business.

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JSF Gun on Schedule says DoD

Attack Aircraft

“Misreporting” is to blame for claims that the JSF gun would not be ready on schedule, in 2017, says a Pentagon spokesman. Testing begins this year.

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View Artists in Their Natural Habitat

Network and interact with working artists as Annmarie Garden opens its Artists in Action exhibit Jan. 17 – March 3.

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Auditions Set: Newtowne Players’ “Picnic”

The Newtowne Players will hold open auditions for its upcoming production of Richard Inge’s Broadway hit, Picnic.

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