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Texas man imprisoned for drugs
A Texas man was sentenced this week to serve six years in prison on his guilty pleas to the possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute and the possession of heroin from his arrest last winter at a ...
An early morning fire at a home in Lexington Park has led to the arrests of two people, one of whom was the home's former occupant.
Police raid market in Charlotte Hall
A police raid last weekend in Charlotte Hall joined by entertainment and apparel licensing officials seized more than a dozen suspects on criminal charges and counterfeit merchandise valued at more than ...
Southern Maryland Chorus Finds Gospel Harmony Through Diversity
To reflect changing times, a church turned to its music director to bring together singers of different races and religions.
Woman jailed for indecent exposure
A judge ordered Monday that a Lexington Park woman remain jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond on charging papers alleging she revealed her breasts last week to a teenage boy standing in line at frozen dessert shop.
Man, 75, dies after reporting robbery
A Lexington Park man who told police Friday that he had been robbed died shortly thereafter, leaving his family grieving their sudden loss and St.
For those born in St. Mary's after 1940, a copy of their birth certificate is available at the health department.
Yoga offers peaceful respite from stress of everyday life
At right, in the Warrior II pose, Ann Hunt leads her Lexington Park yoga class, including students Pam Eppard, left and Julia Pyrah.
Economic pinch is affecting the family pet now as well
The fallout from the current economic squeeze is reaching all the way down to the family's doghouse.
Energy needed to beat the heat knocks out power
Brian Russell, working outside Monday, keeps a towel handy around his neck to absorb perspiration as he travels on a tractor to pick up bales of straw at the Russell Brothers farm in Morganza.
Region's minority, veteran firms make connections
Robert Wallace, president and CEO of Birthgroup Industries, was the keynote speaker at the Southern Maryland Regional Purchasing and Small Business Procurement Expo at the College of Southern Maryland's La ...
Demolition derby drivers crack up to aid charities
Staff photos by REID SILVERMAN Smoke pours from under the hood of Justin Pickeral's car after a rear-end collision.
Meeting for waterfront owners set Starting July 1, several new regulations go into effect concerning the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, areas within 1,000 feet of tidal waters.
Red Cross chapter offers defibrillator training
Mike Zabko wants everyone to take a deep breath and just ... relax. This will be easy.
Options expand for path to new bridge
Open house meetings on proposals to add to or replace the Gov. Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge will be held at two locations this month.
4 Bozos Band Together to Raise Taxes
St. Mary's County last week had the Board of Commissioners put its stamp of final approval on the huge tax hike which was set up by last winter's increase on property assessments.
Students sent off to college with aid of local scholarships
Mistead Sai, right, thanks his parents while giving a speech after receiving a scholarship from Rev.
A quick spin in the stair chair
Dave Klobnock, right, chief of the Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad, gets a hand from 8-year-old Steven Kestler as he takes EMT Kimberly Moore for a ride on a stair chair during her visit to this week's ...
Annual Special Olympics 5K walk is an inspiration to many
Participants in the fifth annual Special Olympics of Calvert County Inspiration 5k RunWalk pose for a picture Saturday morning outside the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons.
Kiwanis K-Kids Club collects food donations
The Kiwanis K-Kids Club at Lexington Park Elementary School held a canned food drive in March and collected approximately 225 pounds of food.