Volunteers Sought for Lex Park Cleanup
St. Mary’s County Community Development Corp. will host a Great Mills Road cleanup from 9 am to noon June 11, 2022. Sign up to help!
Gilday: Larger Fleet Means Larger Share of the Budget
With more ships needed in more places around the world, the US Navy needs a larger fleet and a larger share of the defense budget, says Chief of Naval Operations ADM Mike Gilday. That would mean changing the historical split of funding among the services.
Calvert-St. Mary’s Group to Conduct Meeting
The Calvert-St. Mary’s Metropolitan Planning Organization is planning to conduct a public council meeting on June 12, 2019.
Pedestrian Safety Initiative Hits Great Mills Road
Lexington Park COPs Unit conducts pedestrian safety initiative along Great Mills Road. Maryland State Highway Administration will analyze the data gathered during the initiative to determine whether additional crosswalks in the area might prove beneficial.
3rd Annual Parade Planning Underway
The date has been set for the 3rd Annual Pride in the Park Parade; sponsors needed and lots of planning still underway.
And Now It’s a Road: FDR Spans Another Block
It’s been half a century on the books, another decade in court, but Great Mills Trading Post is turning FDR Boulevard into a connector road in the heart of Lexington Park, practically overnight.
FDR Construction to Follow Sewer & Water Upgrade
Great Mills Trading Post was contracted by St. Mary’s County to build the Lexington Park segment of FDR. It will be the first county-built road since construction of Pegg Road in 1989.
Don’t Revitalize, Re-Purpose Lexington Park
Retail won’t save Great Mills Road. It doesn’t have to, the road already offers a growing array of services. Tom Watts suggests the next Lexington Park development plan capitalize on that.
Three of Four Lexington Park Highways Upgrading
The four major roads of Lexington Park are all state highways. Three of them are undergoing repaving and upgrading.
A Block of FDR Opens New Space in an Old Town
This is the stuff of genuine community renewal. It doesn’t happen very often.
