Hoyer: Record-Breaking Job Growth
The October 2024 jobs report continues the record-breaking streak of job growth since President Biden and Vice President Harris took office, said Congressman Steny H. Hoyer.
Abell New Development Director for TPP’s SoMD 2030 Workforce Initiative
Chris Abell has joined The Patuxent Partnership as the workforce development director for the SoMD 2030 initiative.
Election Day Is Finally Here. Vote Nov. 5!
The presidential election season is nearing its end. Voters will head to the polls bringing an end to the barrage of misinformation, disinformation, ads, and campaign promises that have inundated our TVs, text messages, mail, and social media accounts. Millions have already voted nationwide. Millions more will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5. Get out and vote.
Night-Time Solomons Bridge Inspection This Week
The Maryland State Highway Administration will begin a multi-day routine bridge inspection of the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge over the Patuxent River beginning November 4.
DNR Enacts Statewide Open Air Burn Ban
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has implemented a statewide ban on open air burning, effective today, November 1, in all Maryland counties.
Students Excel at National Leadership, Skills Conference
Maryland’s SkillsUSA student delegation brought home 16 medals from the 60th annual National Leadership and Skills Conference held this summer in Atlanta, GA.
Lynching Truth Commission to Hold Public Hearing
The Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission will hold a public hearing in Leonardtown from 10am to 2pm November 16, 2024, as part of its ongoing effort to bring awareness to Maryland’s history of racial violence and to foster reconciliation in the present.
11 Complete Sheriff’s Citizens Academy
Eleven participants successfully completed the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office 2024 Citizens Academy.
Report Outlines State Defense Spending
In the Pentagon’s defense spending by state report for fiscal 2023, Maryland ranked among the top 10 on the list with total, statewide defense contractor spending at $18.3 billion.





















