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Friday, September 4, 2026
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A 24-year-old Waldorf man has died in a crash in Fort Washington. In St. Mary’s, a new grant will help fund rides for seniors. And Calvert County just cut its dog license fees. Here’s everything that crossed our desk this morning, plus a Waldorf grad heading to “Hell’s Kitchen.”
Charles County
Waldorf Man, 24, Dies in Fort Washington Crash
A 24-year-old Waldorf man died Wednesday night in a three-vehicle crash at a Fort Washington intersection that has now seen two fatal collisions this year. Prince George’s County Police identified […]
St. Mary’s County
St. Mary’s Secures Grant for Senior Rides
St. Mary’s County commissioners approved a state grant application Sept. 1 that will help keep […]
Calvert County
Calvert Cuts Dog License Fees, Cat Costs
Calvert County’s animal shelter is waiving fees for a category of cats not suited to […]
NEWS AROUND SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CSM Climbs to No. 29 in National Rankings
The College of Southern Maryland has nearly doubled its position in a major national ranking […]
Mids Open Road Trip With 5-0 Rout of Radford
Navy women’s soccer opened a five-game road trip in dominant fashion Thursday, routing Radford 5-0 […]
Waldorf Grad to Compete on ‘Hell’s Kitchen’
A North Point High School graduate is trading the school’s kitchens for Gordon Ramsay’s, after […]
Maryland Fishing Report for Friday, Sept. 4, 2026
Many families are making plans for the upcoming Labor Day weekend, and hopefully the outdoors […]
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