Various verses of gratitude could be heard over and over again during the 2018 College of Southern Maryland Foundation Scholarship Reception – the annual event that has scholarship donors meet with their recipients to enjoy lunch and their shared commitment to education.
A pair of fitness instructors spoke to Mattawoman Middle School students this week to talk about the dangers of smoking tobacco and e-cigarettes as part of a “Kick Butts 4 Health and Fitness” presentation.
North Point High School’s It’s Academic team earned the top spot in the annual Charles County Public Schools competition held Dec. 5 at the school.
The Chaney Enterprises Foundation awarded the College of Southern Maryland two separate grants in September totaling $20,000 to support the college’s efforts inside and outside the classroom.
Chesapeake Charities hosted “A Celebration of Charity” awards luncheon on Thursday, Nov. 15, at the Chesapeake Bay Beach Club in Stevensville and The Wills Group received the Philanthropist of the Year Award, according to a press release.
The Maryland Writers’ Association this year is celebrating its 30th anniversary with the Writers’ Round Table Program to encourage writers, poets, playwrights and authors through monthly articles and activities.
The 1947 film “Miracle on 34th Street” remains a holiday classic today with its story of a department store Santa Claus — named Kris Kringle, of course — who has a positive and uplifting impact on people’s lives.
Charles County Sheriff Troy D. Berry (D) honored 25 retirees and 65 award recipients at a banquet at the Greater Waldorf Jaycees Community Center on Friday, Nov. 2, according to a CCSO press release.
A teacher should start every day fresh.
Charles County native Lloyd Bowling received the 2018 Charles County Heritage Award at the Conservancy for Charles County’s recent annual dinner meeting at the Greater Waldorf Jaycees Community Center, according to a Conservancy news release. Bowling was cited for promoting preservation of t…
There is no mistaking how Charles County resident Hammad Matin feels about his late mother and College of Southern Maryland (CSM) alumna Shaheen A. Matin. “She embodied the American dream,” Matin recently shared in a news release. “And I miss her every day.”
Anticipation is starting to build as the College of Southern Maryland Foundation gears up for #GivingTuesday, the annual international day of online giving that follows Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday.
The Lady Jane Sewell Chapter of the Colonial Dames 17th Century recently re-dedicated historic Stagg Hall in Port Tobacco, which included a new plaque on the home marking its establishment in 1766 and its authenticity as a historic colonial home.
A new shop in Waldorf intends to sell good stuff for good works beginning this Saturday.
The College of Southern Maryland (CSM) welcomed new faculty members for the fall semester, further enriching CSM’s academic prominence and breadth of experience, according to a news release.
College of Southern Maryland (CSM) nursing student Tabitha Long of Charlotte Hall is the first to tell you she is ambitious. “I’m always looking for the next thing to achieve or another goal to strive for,” Long said.
The Maryland Writers’ Association this year is celebrating its 30th anniversary with the Writers’ Round Table Program to encourage writers, poets, playwrights and authors through monthly articles and activities.
The Governor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism hosted the 35th annual Governor’s Service Awards on Oct. 16 to celebrate the outstanding volunteer contributions of Maryland residents and organizations, according to a news release. This year, Carolyn Core, board chairwoman for Sagepoint in …
Seventh graders at General Smallwood Middle School last month learned just how good their local water supply is during a unit on watersheds.
