Large white shrimp — the kind that might star in a white-wine scampi — have been riding warmer waters into the Chesapeake Bay in growing numbe…
Snow covered the Washington, D.C. metro area on Monday. Accumulation reached nearly 10 inches in southern Prince George’s County.
MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center is pleased to welcome its newest board-eligible general surgeon, Ryan W.F. Faught, MD, who joined th…
Inclusivity is an important topic these days and Gwynn Park teacher LaShunda Nugent is using that theme to improve the school’s yearbook.
Lori Harrington had some great news for the group of Girl Scouts visiting Freedom Hill Horse Rescue in Owings.
Longtime La Plata resident Larry Gandee might forever be remembered throughout much of Maryland for his success as the boys basketball coach a…
To say that Sheila Klotz didn’t look like a drummer when she first showed up to join the Brandywine Majorette and Drum Corps would be an under…
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It seemed as if Bradleigh Chance’s career as a lawyer was all but set in stone, at least until she strolled through one of the buildings at th…
Brenden Donais has several relatives who are firefighters, but now he has a leg up on them after the Potomac Heights Volunteer Fire Department…
During what was arguably the most important moment of Tommy Luginbill’s life, his girlfriend Alison was much more worried about a horse.
The Environmental Division at NAS Patuxent River manages robust resource compliance, community service, and environmental stewardship programs…
As she stood on stage at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center on July 23 holding hands with fellow finalist Soniya Krisha…
Some bands form when musicians meet other musicians at school, on community bulletin boards or simply by chance. But the Flippin’ Eyelids were…
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Bowles Farm will hold a Transformers-like competition when the National Summer Lawn Mower Races return to Clements for the first time since 2019.
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There are disabled and homeless veterans in Southern Maryland and The Veterans Museum at Patriot Park is going to try and help as many of them as it can with a fundraiser event.
A day after a major snowstorm walloped Southern Maryland on Jan. 4, John Gray was driving back to his Indian Head home with gas for his snowblower when he received a frantic call from his wife, Irma.
Southern Marylanders are going above and beyond to help promote sustainable growth and several of them were recently recognized during the ninth annual Maryland Sustainable Growth Awards virtual ceremony.