Taylor to Speak at ITEA Luncheon
The Southern Maryland chapter of the International Test and Evaluation Association will hold a luncheon and general chapter meeting Tuesday, March 8, at Patuxent River Naval Air Station.
Shannon Receives CSM Service Award
Joe Shannon received the College of Southern Maryland’s Distinguished Service Award for his exemplary and extended service to the college.
Firms Sought for Md. Delegation to UK Airshow
Aerospace companies looking to expand into the global marketplace are invited to join the Md. Department of Commerce and travel to the UK for the Farnborough International Airshow in July.
Why Buy American-Made Furniture
Ask an Expert: Raley’s Home Furnishings expert, Eddie Thompson, explains why American Made Furniture holds the best quality for the price.
Redevelopment Gets Green Light @ Great Mills Intersection
Great Mills Trading Post begins redevelopment of the Great Mills intersection of Route 5 and Indian Bridge Road.
Students Explore Engineering on Spring Break
Students who love engineering can attend the first ever week-long educational program called E3 and offered by NAWCAD Educational Outreach Office.
DoD Inviting Hackers to Attack, Locate Holes
Possible financial reward to hackers for breaking into the DoD and telling the Pentagon how they did it.
Spring Break is All About the Animals at AMG
Don’t let the structure-free days of Spring Break turn into a video game marathon! Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center in Solomons is planning a spring break day camp for kids in grades kindergarten through fifth grade, allowing your children to keep learning while having a great time during their break.
Norwegian Test Pilot Praises JSF
A pilot’s report on JSF testing prowess counters earlier reports that reached the presidential campaign and drew Donald Trump’s first military position, against the JSF.
Hoyer Joins Effort to Hike Federal Workers’ Pay 5.3%
Hoyer joins 31 representatives in the House to sponsor legislation to increase federal workers’ pay in fiscal 2017.
