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Schools, Health & WellnessCalvert County Schools To Require Masks With A Full Capacity Return
In a recently distributed "Reopening Plan" for the 2021-2022 school year, Calvert County Public Schools has opted in to a number of different safety protocols..
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CrimePrince Frederick Man Pleads Guilty To Felony Theft Scheme
Calvert County State’s Attorney Robert Harvey announced that Marco J. Decesaris, III, 72, of Prince Frederick, MD, has pleaded guilty to being involved in a felony theft scheme..
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Sports, SchoolsCSM Celebrates Outstanding Student Athletes
Standouts From Six Teams Lauded During Virtual Event.
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SportsSOMD Blue Crabs Player Drives in Franchise Record 7 RBI in 16-0 Win
After notching a season high 21 hits in Friday’s series opener, the Blue Crabs matched that mark in a blowout series finale victory..
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SchoolsCalvert County Board Of Education Seeks Citizen Advisory Committee Members
The Calvert County Board of Education is accepting applications for the Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC)..
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SportsBlue Crabs Trounce The Lancaster Barnstormers, 18-9
Southern Maryland didn’t let their foot off the pedal with the first half of the 2021 season coming to a close..
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Government & Politics, CommunityCitizens Invited To Celebrate Summer’s Bounty During National Farmers Market Week
The Calvert County Department of Economic Development invites citizens to celebrate National Farmers Market Week Aug. 1 through Aug. 7, by visiting one of Calvert County’s four farmers market locations and purchasing produce, meats, seafood and other.
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Government & Politics, OutdoorsU.S. House Passes PFAS Bill Regulating Toxic Chemicals Found In Drinking Water
The U.S. House passed the polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) Action Act of 2021 on Wednesday, which will regulate toxic chemicals in drinking water and identify two types of those toxic chemicals as hazardous substances worth federal cleanup..
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Economy & Business"HERSTORY!" SBDC Hosts Madam Chamber Presidents
For the 1st time in history, all 4 Southern Maryland Chamber of Commerce are led by Madam Presidents!.
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CommunityTown Of Chesapeake Beach Advise Of Repairs Near The Boardwalk
The Town of Chesapeake Beach announces that work is starting on the repair to the retaining wall that borders the sidewalk of 17th Street and B street leading to the Boardwalk..
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Crime, CommunityCalvert County Sheriff's Office Congratulates Deputy Richard Horn On Retirement
The Calvert County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) said farewell to Deputy Richard Horn yesterday, as July 29 was Horn’s last day with our agency and the Calvert County Government..
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SchoolsCollege Of Southern Maryland Announces August Events
College Of Southern Maryland Announces August Events.
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Crime, CourtsSt. Mary’s Man Faces Felony Charges After Allegedly Raping A Minor At Gunpoint In Lusby
Javon Gabriel Parker, 21 of Mechanicsville, is facing 5 potential charges after a serious incident that allegedly took place on July 14..
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CrimeSCAM ALERT: Calvert County State’s Attorney Warns Of A AT&T/DirecTV Scam In Our Community
Robert Harvey, Calvert County State’s Attorney, wants to alert customers of AT&T/DirecTV to a possible scam that is occurring in our community..
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Government & PoliticsCharles County Commissioners Meeting Update July 27
On Tuesday, July 27, Charles County Health Officer Dr. Dianna E. Abney provided an update on COVID-19 in Charles County..
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Government & PoliticsChristopher J. Gadway Sworn In As Calvert County Commissioner
The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) held a swearing-in ceremony today, Tuesday, July 27, 2021 for new board member Christopher J. Gadway. Gadway..
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Government & Politics, OutdoorsCalvert County Addresses Euthanasia Of Ospreys And Nest Removal At Cove Point Park
The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) has issued the following statement regarding the removal of an osprey nest from a light pole at Cove Point Park..
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CrimeCalvert County Sheriff's Office Weekly Crime Blotter
During the week of July 19– July 25, deputies of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to 1,500 calls for service throughout the community..
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