July 17, 2026

Supply Chain, Software Hampers Weapons Systems

F-35C JSF night takeoff

F-35, other programs facing manufacturing issues.

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The Pax Rats to Perform Saturday at The Tides

The Pax Rats band

The Biggest Little “Big Band” in Southern Maryland comes to the Tides on May 11th. 6-9pm

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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.

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Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Gross Awarded Purple Heart

The 26 year old Hospital Corpsman was injured while responding to explosions at Camp Bastion during his night shift at the clinic.

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Get Artsy with Annmarie Gardens

Classes will be running all summer, with a special class on mothers day. Work with a variety of materials and artists.

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Hiring Fell in March As Employers Watched Economy

office workers

Also down: Pentagon contracts and government cybersecurity salaries.

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“Nice Guy” Attorneys Inspire Shane Mattingly

It isn’t everyone who grows up hanging around lawyers and politicians and comes away thinking they’re nice guys and half a lifetime later still believes it.

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Aviation Classrooom to Open at Forrest Center

This game-based learning environment will collaborate with pre-existing STEM programs to enrich the classroom experience.

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Restored DoD Funds to Reduce Civilian Furlough Days

The president, some senators and the Pentagon push for military budget relief and the first pilot to break the sound barrier suggests a less expensive aircraft.

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Don’t Revitalize, Re-Purpose Lexington Park

Retail won’t save Great Mills Road. It doesn’t have to, the road already offers a growing array of services. Tom Watts suggests the next Lexington Park development plan capitalize on that.

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