This week in Southern Maryland, the region saw a variety of community-focused activities and announcements that highlighted local progress and engagement. Plans for upcoming development projects were unveiled, promising to bring new resources and opportunities to residents. Events celebrating art, music, and culture continued to draw attention, showcasing the area’s rich heritage and creative spirit. Across Southern Maryland, initiatives aimed at supporting wellness, education, and the environment underscored the region’s dedication to fostering a vibrant and connected community.
Volunteer efforts and collaborative projects took center stage as local organizations worked together to enhance public spaces and promote sustainability. Residents enjoyed family-friendly events that brought neighbors together to celebrate shared interests and achievements. Whether through artistic endeavors, recreational opportunities, or environmental conservation, this week demonstrated the resilience and unity of the Southern Maryland community.
Calvert County
Investigation Finds No Criminal Wrongdoing in Harwood Collision That Killed Juvenile: Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has announced that no criminal charges will be filed against law enforcement officers involved in the May 13, 2024, fatal vehicle collision in Harwood, Anne Arundel County. The decision follows a nearly nine-month investigation by the Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division, which determined that no officers committed a crime under Maryland law… Read more
Charles County
La Plata girls wrestling program grows, wins big at holiday showcase: In a testament to the growing popularity of girls wrestling, La Plata High School’s team dominated the Francis Scott Key Girl’s Wrestling Holiday Showcase, securing first place with 143.5 points and demonstrating how far the sport has come since the program’s humble beginnings… Read more
St. Mary’s County
New Leadership at St. Mary’s Ryken: Campbell Named Principal: St. Mary’s Ryken High School has announced the appointment of Thomas R. Campbell as its next principal, beginning in July 2025. A seasoned leader in Catholic education, Campbell brings over 25 years of experience in school administration and teaching, with a focus on academic excellence, faith formation, and student success… Read More
State of Maryland/National
Oceans Calling Announces 2025 Lineup and Ticket Details: The Oceans Calling Festival is set to return to Ocean City, Maryland, from September 26-28, 2025, bringing an impressive lineup of performers to the Ocean City Boardwalk. This year’s headliners include Green Day, Noah Kahan, and Fall Out Boy, with more than 40 artists scheduled to perform across three stages… Read more
