SOUTHERN MARYLAND — The week of April 12-18, 2025, brought a range of activities and developments to Southern Maryland, engaging residents across Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary’s counties. From community gatherings to local government decisions, the region saw events that shaped daily life and reflected its commitment to growth and connection, capturing the attention of those in La Plata, Lexington Park, and beyond.
Local efforts and challenges defined the period, highlighting Southern Maryland’s diverse and active community. Whether through public initiatives, cultural moments, or responses to regional issues, the week underscored the area’s resilience and spirit. As residents navigated these seven days, Southern Maryland remained a hub of activity, with stories of progress and perseverance unfolding across its towns and neighborhoods.
Calvert County
Calvert County Honors Paul Revere with Two Lights: As the United States nears its 250th anniversary, Calvert County will participate in the “Two Lights for Tomorrow” initiative, a nationwide tribute to Paul Revere’s historic midnight ride. On April 18 and 19, two symbolic lights will illuminate the Calvert County Circuit Courthouse, commemorating the two lanterns hung in Boston’s Old North Church in 1775 to signal the British troop movements… Read More
Charles County
Milk & Honey Debuts in Waldorf with Expansion Plans: The new Waldorf restaurant introduces a vibrant dining experience, blending bold Southern flavors with a modern, stylish atmosphere… Read More
St. Mary’s County
Tarleton Sets Record as Seahawks Sweep Eagles: Tarleton’s performance in Game 1 marked a historic milestone, as his second hit surpassed Tracy Vallandingham’s ’04 record of 149 hits, making him the program’s all-time hit leader… Read More
State of Maryland/Regional
Maryland Ranks 7th Worst for Retiree Taxes in 2025: The study, which evaluates retirement income taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, and cost of living, highlights Maryland’s high tax burden as a challenge for retirees on fixed incomes, placing it among states like New York and Vermont… Read More
