Still Time to Register for HBCU College Fair
Registration is still being accepted for the 10th annual Southern Maryland HBCU College & Career Fair featuring Historically Black Colleges and Universities and local colleges and career organizations. The virtual event is free and will be held 10 am to 2 pm Saturday, February 19, 2022.
Farmers Market Is Back at the Airport
Come shop local at the Fly-in Farmers Market on February 13 for your Super Bowl feast or romantic Valentine’s dinner. You don’t need an airplane to come. You can drive, walk, or bike, too. There will be a bounty of locally grown and produced items to please one and all.
Women’s Commission Seeks Award Nominees
Tell the St. Mary’s County Commission for Women about the extraordinary women in the community. Nominations are open for the 2022 Woman of the Year and Tomorrow’s Woman awards.
UK Foreign Office Hacked
The United Kingdom’s Foreign Office was hacked in a major cybersecurity incident forcing the government to call in additional support with “extreme urgency” from its cybersecurity contractor BAE Systems Applied Intelligence, Details as to date of the hack or data captured remain unknown.
RSVP for Black History Month Breakfast
Rep. Steny H. Hoyer will be joining the virtual Maryland 4th & 5th Congressional Districts’ Black History Month breakfast on February 12, 2022. Make reservations now.
Tickets on Sale for ‘Puffs’ at Three Notch Theatre
Up next at Three Notch Theatre is “Puffs or: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic” by Matt Cox.
Walter Reed Barracks: ‘Years’ of No Hot Water
Investigative reporting by Navy Times revealed junior sailors and soldiers have lived years in barracks within the Bethesda, MD, naval base containing Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
Calling All Brides to HSMC Show
Historic St. Mary’s City will host a Bridal Show on Sunday, February 27, 2022.
Hoyer: Getting Economy Back on Track
The January 2022 jobs report is proof that Democrats’ economic policies are working and getting the economy back on track, Rep. Steny H. Hoyer said.
DoD Outlines New Tech Strategies
The Defense Department outlined its vision for the US military to strengthen its tech superiority amid a global race for technological advantage. The plan includes a list of “critical technology areas” including biotechnology, quantum science, FutureG, trusted AI and autonomy, directed energy weapons and systems, hypersonics, and integrated sensing and cyber.
