CSM Golf Competes in Nat’l Tournament
The College of Southern Maryland Golf Team continued its notable season at the national level when it competed in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) DII championship.
Senate Committee Seeks Cyberspace Office at State
Following former SecState Rex Tillerson’s streamlining the agency, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee seeks to reestablish a cyberspace office at State Department.
Walden Crisis Hotline Operates 24/7
Walden Behavioral Health reminds residents that Walden offers help to those who may be struggling with mental health issues through its 24-hour crisis hotline at 301-863-6661.
Seminar Explores Security, Land Protection
The Patuxent Partnership is planning a seminar on National Security and Protecting Land in Your Community from noon to 2 pm Wednesday, July 18, 2018. The Land Protection seminar will be held in the third floor of the the Precise Conference Center at 22390 Exploration Drive in Lexington Park.
Global Fleet of F-35 Jets Grows
F-35 jets are already in 12 nations, are set to dominate the Western fighter market for decades to come.
Digital Media Students Promote Anti-Theft Message
College of Southern Maryland Digital Media Production students earned top honors for promoting anti-theft messaging for the Maryland State Police, Maryland Vehicle Theft Prevention Council, and Maryland/DC Anti-Car Theft Committee annual competition.
Hoyer Joins Fowler for 31st Wade-In
Congressman Steny H. Hoyer attended former Maryland state senator Bernie Fowler’s 31st annual Patuxent River Wade-In on June 10, at Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum in St. Leonard.
First Loss of F-35B for Marine Corps
An F-35B that erupted into flames caused by a faulty bracket nearly two years ago has been struck by the Marine Corps, making it the first loss of an F-35 for the corps. The corps made the determination that the costs to repair the fighter would not be worth the return on investment.