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The legacy and mythology of Camille in Virginia 55 years later
Camille was no longer a hurricane and never stalled when it hit Virginia in August 1969. But its legacy as an unrivaled though intensely localized catastrophe is etched in stone. The post The legacy and mythology of Camille in Virginia 55 years later appeared first on Cardinal News.
Winning $10K 'Mega Millions' Ticket Sold At Waldorf Grocery Store; Jackpot Hits $527M
A Mega Millions winner didn't hit the jackpot - which rolled to more than a half billion dollars - but won a five-figure prize on a ticket sold at the Shoppers grocery store on Smallwood Drive in Waldorf. The winning numbers for the Tuesday, Aug. 20 drawing were: 05-20-26-49-51 with...
Skippylongstocking Seeks a Second Charles Town Classic
Chasing Arthur's Ride through fast fractions in the Aug. 3 Whitney Stakes (G1) did not work out for Skippylongstocking , who faded to fifth, but trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. has turned the page and "Skippy" seeks a back-to-back victory in the $1 million Charles Town Classic Stakes (G2), to be run Aug. 23 at Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races.
Permits Available for the 2024 Ginseng Season on Monongahela National Forest
ELKINS, W.Va., (WVDN) – Monongahela National Forest will begin selling ginseng permits for the 2024 harvest season on Monday, August 26. In addition to following all state laws, a Forest Service permit is required to dig ginseng on National Forest System lands. You can purchase a permit at the ranger stations in Parsons, Petersburg, Richwood, […] The post Permits Available for the 2024 Ginseng Season on Monongahela National Forest appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Shepherd Men’s Basketball Adds Five
Shepherd University's men's basketball program has announced the addition of five new student-athletes for the 2024-25 season. Coach Justin Namolik highlighted the players' diverse backgrounds and skill sets, emphasizing their potential impact on the team. These recruits include strong forwards and versatile guards, aiming to enhance the team's competitiveness in the PSAC. With the return of medical redshirts, the Rams are poised for a promising season.
Fenwick Island to Possibly Join Ocean City in Legal Action to Stop Maryland Offshore Wind Project
FENWICK ISLAND, DE -- On Friday, the Fenwick Island Town Council is scheduled to discuss and vote to decide if the town will join Ocean City as a co-plaintiff in legal action to vacate and set aside federal approval of the Maryland Offshore Wind Project. In a recent meeting, Ocean...
MCPS installing vape detectors at all high schools
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) – Montgomery County Public School (MCPS) officials say they’re looking to wipe out vaping in high schools. MCPS said there will be some new equipment put in place. “We’re focusing on moving forward with the vape detection sensors for restrooms at the high schools,” said Marcus Jones, the chief […]
Monster Milkshake is Coming to Clarksburg
Monster Milkshake is coming to the Clarksburg Premium Outlets, taking over the space between Kay Jewelers and Beautiful U threading salon near the food court. As of now, not much is known about the dessert spot, but by the name and picture on the sign, it appears it will feature extravagant milkshakes. Featured photo is a stock photo of a milkshake. Photo below courtesy of @lillymagillys . We’ll provide additional information about Monster Milkshake, including opening date, when it becomes available.
Hagerstown drug dealer “Boss Hog” convicted of federal drug trafficking charges in West Virginia
21 August 2024- A Hagerstown, Maryland man was convicted today by a jury on federal drug trafficking charges, United States Attorney William Ihlenfeld announced. Darryl Donnell Moore, also known as “Boss” and “Boss Hog,” 36, was found guilty of five felony counts involving the distribution of fentanyl and crack cocaine.
Missing Manassas Park woman's husband named person of interest, home searched: Police
MANASSAS PARK, Va. (7News) — A large police presence surrounded the home of a missing mother who was last seen inManassas Park weeks ago.Police told 7News that a search warrant was executed at the home Wednesday. UPDATE | SEE IT: Husband of missing Manassas Park mother handcuffed as police...
State contract seeks bidders to clean Charles homeless camp
The future for people living without homes in Charles County is always uncertain, more so for those at an encampment in northern Waldorf. The Maryland State Highway Administration has sent out an invitation for contractors to bid on a clean-up contract for a homeless camp located at Crain Highway and Mattawoman Beantown Road. “Contractor shall provide all labor and expertise for surveying, documenting, clean-up, collecting, removal, and disposal services involving...
Thief tunnels into DC liquor and jewelry store, making off with more than $100K in merchandise
WASHINGTON - An Adams Morgan business owner found a massive mess and more than $100,000 of merchandise missing from his store Wednesday morning after a thief broke in overnight. According to owner Tam Le, the suspects knocked down a brick wall from a vacant restaurant next to Le Liquor —...
Employment program for adults with disabilities opening on King Street in Old Town
A new employment bureau focusing on employing adults with disabilities is opening this fall in Old Town. The BEST (Building Employment Solutions Together) employment program is opening at 919 King Street, in the former home of metaphysical bookstore Sacred Circle, which closed in June. The program is a collaboration between...
Howard University Faces Housing Challenges Amid Record-Breaking Enrollment
On Aug. 9, the renowned HBCU welcomed the largest incoming class in the school’s history. More than 2,700 first-year college students arrived on campus, prepared to begin their HU journey. As Howard University celebrates an enrollment milestone, students are concerned about what this means for their on-campus housing. On...
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