SBA Changes Rules for Small Biz Contractors
More protections and opportunities are in place for small business looking to bid with larger ones on government contracts.
SMECO Tips to Prepare for Power Outages
After two relatively easy winters, it is a good idea to refresh your knowledge of how to prepare for power outages.
Second Class of CSM JOBS Students Graduate
The second cohort from the College of Southern Maryland’s Juvenile Offenders Building Skills (JOBS) program crossed the stage to celebrate their successful completion.
Hoyer: Fed Employees Have Already Sacrificed
Hoyer vehemently oppose efforts to target federal workforce “who play a critical role in maintaining the safety, security, and well-being of our nation.”
SMIT! SMIT! Entrepreneurs & Investors Shout It Out
Southern Maryland Innovation & Tech is a group determined to keep entrepreneurial energy alive and thriving, sponsored by TEDCO, NAWCAD, Adela Technologies & St. Mary’s County
Roll Up Our Sleeves – Leverage our Economy
With a top-drawer research university within reach, Del. Bohanan exhorts the community to look toward building a high-tech community with the brain trust created by NAS:Pax River.
CrossFit PAX Calls It ‘The Bunker’ – And It Fits Everyone
“The Bunker” is a haven for exercise, whether you’re a total newbie or a seasoned CrossFit veteran.
More Relevance, Collaboration Needed in Acquisition Process
Pax River’s program executive officer for unmanned aviation and strike weapons says it’s a new world and briefed contractors on how to succeed in it.
Help Spread WARMTH Through the Community
Artists work together to help those in need by donating to annual one-day-only art exhibit and silent auction to benefit Three Oaks Center.
Journalists Ask FAA to OK Drones for Newsgathering
Civilian use of drones is drawing interest from many organizations, including the news business.
