Blue Angels Face the Budget Axe
Budget cuts threaten upcoming shows by the Navy’s flying demonstration team.
Lexington Park to Pilot New Health Care Systems in 2014
Medstar St. Mary’s Hospital leads one of five innovatige state efforts to improve the health in and around Lexington Park.
Maryland Consistently Ranks Tops in Education
St. Mary’s County Schools have a growing STEM program, a public charter school and an increasing number of green schools.
Feds Prepare for the Worst as Congress Dithers
With a month until sequestration cuts hit, federal workers are readying for the worst case scenario.
Cyber Command Chief to Deliver Symposium Keynote
Rear Adm. Margaret Klein, chief of staff for the U.S. Cyber Command, headlines Pax Partnerhip’s Cyber Symposium.
Nonprofits Band Together to Boost Community
Over 200 community members gathered at the Higher Education Center to discuss the role of nonprofits in the community.
St. Mary’s College Appoints New Public Safety Director
St. Mary’s College of Maryland appoints Sean Tallarico as its new director of public safety after a nationwide search.
Furloughs May Not Be a Done Deal
Pentagon official says the White House is trying to find a way to avoid furloughing civilian DoD workers.
There’s Still Time to Apply for Sabre’s STEM Scholarship
Sabre will award $1,000 scholarships to science, technology, engineering and math students this spring.
