NAACP Reviews a Successful 2012
The local NAACP added events and initiatives in 2012 toward the goals of ending racial hatred and discrimination and creating a society where all individuals have equal rights.
Northrop Donates $1,650 to Greenwell for Vet Programs
Donation will support Southern Maryland Vacations for Vets and Vets Helping Vets.
‘A Christmas Story’ Gets Another Showing
Due to popular demand, The Newtowne Players are adding an extra Sunday show to their current production, “A Christmas Story.”
Sen. Chuck Hagel – the next SecDef?
The former Republican Senator’s appointment to the Pentagon’s top job is looking more like a sure thing.
Third Black Belt Academy Opens at St. Mary’s Square
Black Belt Academy, founded by Tae Kwon Do Grand Master Kyu J. Shim, comes to Lexington Park.
A Mobile Dentist for St. Mary’s County?
A $500,000 state grant could set many new community health initiatives in motion.
New Ass’t. Principals at Greenview Knolls & Banneker
The St. Mary’s County Board of Education appoints two new assistant principals to area elementary schools.
MEMA Offers $1,000 Scholarship for SoMD Students
The Maryland Emergency Management Association is offering five $1,000 scholarships for 2013.
Fiscal Cliff Could Be $10 Billion Worse for Pentagon
DoD officials are hoping to have flexibility in implementing automatic cuts.
Diplomacy Is Key to Getting Drones in Domestic Airspace
Experts say that courting the FAA with courtesy and competency will lead to more open flights for unmanned aircraft.
