Nancy Easterling News Today

It’s been 60 years since the Civil Rights Act was enacted in 1964 and a panel of experts came together April 10 to discuss “How far have we come, and

Caitlyn Hunter is interested in folktales and she discussed that fact along with her new book “Power in the Tongue” during a virtual lecture March 20 at Historic Sotterley.

The last 12 months were full of stories, from people doing heroic deeds to officials making important decisions that affect life here in St. Mary’s County. Below are some quotes

Nonprofit organizations are always looking for a helping hand and St. Mary’s County government staff and commissioners have theirs extended to assist as many as they can.

Historic Sotterley will be celebrating all the Southern Maryland area has to offer when it hosts its inaugural Heritage Festival from noon to 5 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 7, and

Gwen Bankins said history cannot be changed, though people can look at it a different way. one of those ways will be at Historic Sotterley’s presentation, "Beyond Color: The Power

Museums are looking toward the future with their programming and the heads of three of them discussed exactly that when Historic Sotterley hosted “Talking and Walking Common Ground: A Shared

COVINGTON, Tenn. - Recovery efforts continue across the Mid-South. Communities in Covington were hit hard by fast-moving winds that pushed through Friday night. FOX13 crews witnessed much of the aftermath

It lies along the Patuxent River and its landmark buildings tell a tale of history of life in the area.