Funding Expedited for Spring Ridge Renovation

$250,000 approved to begin design work immediately on the middle school.

Gov Sees St. Mary’s Grads at ‘Threshold of American Progress’

Only seven percent of the world hold college degrees, Gov. Martin O’Malley tells graduates of St. Mary’s College this makes attaining one even more important.

Support, Appreciation for Public Libraries Rock-Solid

Electronic devices and e-books have only increased library use in St. Mary’s County says top librarian Kathleen Reif.

SMCM Commended for Green Initiative

The Princeton Review’s 4th annual Guide to Green Colleges featured SMCM among the top 322 environmentally friendly schools in North America.

Students, Educators Look to Future with Spotlight on STEM

College of Southern Maryland draws thousands to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Events

Great Mills Pool Closing May 13 – 24

The pool’s air supported “bubble” structure will be removed, converting the pool into an outdoor facility reopening Saturday May 25th at 10 a.m.

Delegate Bohanan’s Third Town Hall Meeting Tuesday

Topics will include legislation considered during the 2013 legislative session including initiatives that became law as well as those that failed.

Clean Community Program Takes Aim at Neighborhood Litter

The Colony Square community plans a Community Clean-up day Saturday, May 18 from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. All interested in lending a hand are urged to contact the group coordinator.

Expect Dancers, Drummers and Delays for Saturday Parade

A parade and a carnival come to Lexington Park. Some roads to close at 9:45. Parade parking at Millison Plaza, Lancaster Park and St. Mary’s Square.

Lexington Park Assoc. Praises New Tool to Fight Blight

How local government turns their new authority into property maintenance standards is yet to be defined.