July 16, 2026

Wounded Soldier Spearheads NAVAIR’s Security Training

Jason Pierce, wounded in Afghanistan, now manages NAVAIR’s Security Professional Education Development Program.

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Morning Coffee: Here Come the Eastern Shore Windmills

Eastern Shore wind energy

Crisfield project scaled back under pressure from Pax River.

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New State Web Site Explains Health Care Law

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With the deadline for mandatory health care looming, the site aims to demystify the law for small businesses.

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NAWCAD’s Linear Planners Seek Disruptive Thinkers

The immediate tasks require real-time actions to resolve outcomes based upon conditions existing a dozen years out.

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P-3 Training Team Gets Magazine Honor

Team wins Aviation Week Laureate Award for work on the P-3C Aircrew Tactical Team Trainer.

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Morning Coffee: Still Some Gold in Federal Contracting

The mine may be shrinking, but there are still nuggets to be found.

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Women’s Impact Grows, Even As Rights Challenged

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Even as women-owned businesses swell nationally, there are efforts in Congress to turn back the clock on women’s rights.

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Morning Coffee: Automatic Defense Cuts Look Likely

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Time is running out for Congress to reverse “sequestration” cuts.

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The Seven Project Aims to Bring Teens Hope

Friday assembly at Chopticon High School will tackle tough teen issues with proven advice.

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St. Mary’s County Celebrates Maryland Day

Natives and newcomers celebrate the day Europeans arrived in Maryland.

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