Nat’l Weather Service to Improve Flood Warnings
“Providing individuals with actionable information to help them protect life and property is key to NOAA’s effort to build a Weather-Ready Nation.”
Blue Angels Return to Maryland Skies
The elite acrobatic team returns to the Naval Academy for an air show on Wednesday and for Friday’s Naval Academy commencement.
Invest In a Higher Degree
Classes continue into summer 2014 as the So. MD Higher Ed Center approaches 1.5 million hours of student instruction provided at home to the So. MD workforce.
PRMI Wins Chamber’s Emerging Business Award
Usually the California, Maryland mortgage banking team is being thanked for their community efforts, but here they are feted as St. Mary’s County Chamber of Commerce’s 2014 Emerging Business.
White House Considering Defense Bill Veto
The administration says an election year budget that spares weapons and popular programs will prevent the Pentagon from directing needed resources to the military.
Girls Soar at STEM-ING Event
You can never have too much fun learning about science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
TPP & Local Schools Seek Summer 2014 Internships
Last year 175 internships requests were received from high school and college students in this Pax River region. What are your company’s internship needs for 2014?
US Charges China With Cyber Espionage
The alleged economic cyber spying by a Chinese military unit was aimed at gaining competitive advantages for Chinese companies.
Veterans Stand Down a Stand Out Success
More than a year in the planning, Three Oak Center’s Southern Maryland Veteran’s Initiative held its first Veterans Stand Down Day last week at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center.
Anti-Stigma Workshop Registration Extended
The Anti-Stigma Project’s interactive workshop explores attitudes about people living with mental illness and works to reduce the stigma of seeking professional treatment.
