A Lusby man has been arrested on charges related to a shooting incident in the afternoon on Friday, Jan. 21, at the Appeal Landfill in Lusby.
The process of forming state-mandated panels to consider assessing the performance of local law enforcement officers who have citizens’ compla…
A public hearing prior to the start of the January meeting of the Chesapeake Beach Town Council was scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 20, to introd…
As required by state law, Calvert’s public schools administrators are incorporating changes to the school system’s bullying, harassment and in…
North Beach officials have welcomed Kenneth Wilcox back to the town council. On Jan. 13 the five sitting members of the council chose Wilcox f…
Ebony Glenn, 4, left, watches as her mother, Harlie , 40, and older brother Kaden, 8, all of Great Mills, work on their custom prints during t…
Maryland hospital officials have labeled the current surge of COVID-19 cases the worst since the pandemic began in early 2020. Recently, Gov. …
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Many organizations have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and on Tuesday officials shared how the ongoing crisis has affected them.
Members of Calvert County’s delegation to Annapolis met Tuesday with the county commissioners to review requested legislation and provide insi…
After meeting with the county commissioners in Prince Frederick Tuesday morning, state Del. Gerald W. “Jerry” Clark (R- St. Mary’s, Calvert) h…
Calvert native Jana Post states she is an advocate for more transparency within the public school system’s leadership. That’s why the 46-year-…
The sounds of live bluegrass music were heard again in Southern Maryland Sunday, Jan. 9 at the Calvert Elks Lodge. The Bluegrass Comeback Conc…
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The family of a 44-year-old Mechanicsville man whose 25-foot boat was found unmanned in the Chesapeake Bay on Dec. 29 met Jan. 6 in Solomons t…
The Calvert County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a two-vehicle crash that happened early Friday morning, Jan. 7, involving an off-duty dep…
The first part of this article that ran in The Calvert Recorder section of last week’s edition of Southern Maryland News was inadvertently cut…
WASHINGTON (AP) — The first time Celeste Norris laid eyes on Ashli Babbitt, the future insurrectionist had just rammed her vehicle three times…
Redistricting will be the primary issue when the Maryland General Assembly begins its 443rd session next Wednesday, Jan. 12.
Nearly half of the homes and businesses in Southern Maryland were without power at times earlier this week following a winter storm that dumpe…
A nine-member panel will be working to craft a plan before April that could create changes to the parameters of Calvert County’s three electio…
The good life in Calvert County that Miguel Uribarri and his family have experienced since moving to the Cavalier Country subdivision in Dunki…
Maryland Natural Resources Police confirmed Wednesday morning that the search for a St. Mary’s man whose 25-foot boat was found unmanned in th…
The attorney for four Calvert citizens who sued the county commissioners in 2019 for approving a revised comprehensive plan said he will ask t…
Plungers enter and exit the 46-degree waters of the Chesapeake Bay shortly after 1 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 1, in North Beach during a polar bea…
The heavy snow Monday brought misery to many motorists, homeowners and even some of well-equipped first responders.
Over 41,000 customers in the Southern Maryland region were without power at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 3, according to SMECO's website.
Lori Cole, Calvert Marine Museum exhibit interpreter, shows off “Rock E. Feller,” the facility’s giant oyster model, as part of the museum’s “…
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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.
Dust off those dolls, polish those paintings, collect those coins, scrub those swords and wrap up those war mementos and bring them to the annual Appraiser Fair, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 22, at the St. Clement’s Island Museum.
Daniel Meier recently published his latest book, “Blood Before Dawn” through The Boutique of Quality Books Publishing.