Park Hall News

Curt Jordan of Winters Heating and Cooling applies a panel to a new furnace inside the home of Sara Walthall in Park Hall.

Fights, insubordination, bomb threats and other student infractions continue to plague St.

Mike Schwartz stands on his bus, which he and his "turkey drivers" hope to fill with food this month to provide dinners for low-income families and senior citizens.

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Isaiah Spells, a second-grader at George Washington Carver Elementary School, makes his next move Tuesday afternoon on an oversized chessboard as he plays a match with his brother, Isaac, a fourth-grader, not pictured, while Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maryland chess coach Dianne Dixon stands by to give advice during the Lights On After School ...

Bob Jewett and Joyce Clerico, both volunteers with the cemetery committee of the Charles County Genealogical Society, talk about which areas of the cemetery will be assigned to each volunteer to document at St.

The St. Mary's County commissioners won't even entertain a proposal to seek federal funds to demolish an abandoned gas station in Great Mills.

Several churches are coordinating their efforts to prepare area children for going back to school.

Several churches are coordinating their efforts to prepare area children for going back to school.

Breakfast is called the most important meal of the day for good reason, educators say.

Several churches are coordinating their efforts to prepare area children for going back to school.

Volunteers Janice Walthour, left, Idolia Shubrooks and Nell Hampton work on invitations to the memorial ceremony for U.S. Colored Troops that will be held next month to raise money for a monument.

Volunteers Janice Walthour, left, Idolia Shubrooks and Nell Hampton work on invitations to the memorial ceremony for U.S. Colored Troops that will be held next month to raise money for a monument.