Learn About the SoMD Heritage Area
The Patuxent Partnership’s upcoming three-part series will provide a deeper insight into the Southern Maryland Heritage Area. The first virtual session will be held from 11 am to noon September 8, 2021.
Putin Orders Russians Out of Kabul
Marking a shift in Russia’s stance, Putin ordered Russians and other nationals evacuated from Kabul The Kremlin cited the presence of Islamic State as well as the Taliban, calling the terrorist threat “very high” in Afghanistan.
Get Ready for a Night on Broadway
The Newtowne Players are preparing to open its 18th season with “A Night on Broadway,” completely reimagined for 2021. Performances will be September 10-26.
SoMD Sierra Club Awards Scholarships
Rebecca Arnold wins the top scholarship award at Southern Maryland Sierra Club’s inaugural scholarship program.
US Ramping Up Evacuation Efforts
Biden faces global pressure to extend Afghanistan evacuation efforts as Taliban warns: extending the deadline means “extending the occupation … [which] will provoke a reaction.”
For Kids, Being Fit Can Be Fun
Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership will offer a livestreamed show designed to teach children that creating good eating habits and being fit can be fun. The Juggling Nutrition Magician Show will be presented from 10 to 11 am Friday, August 27, 2021.
Donations Sought for Soup Kitchen
St. Mary’s Caring Soup Kitchen in Lexington Park is seeking donations. Among the items needed are nonperishable goods and fresh fruit for bagged lunches and food boxes for families.
A Navy 1st: Woman to Command Nuclear Carrier
Another first in US Navy history. CAPT Amy Bauernschmidt is now the commanding officer of the USS Abraham Lincoln. She becomes the first woman to lead a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.
AeroPark Branding Advances
With the release of the newly completed master plan, a newly branded AeroPark Innovation District is emerging around just around the corner from Wildewood.
Waterspouts: View From Afar
Waterspouts are fascinating to witness especially if you see them in the distance. Cap’n Jack says of the waterspouts he photographed here, “This was very interesting to see from afar.”
