Britny Lee Blankenship, 35, of Bowie is facing criminal charges in St. Mary’s County stemming from two unrelated incidents involving alleged cocaine possession and malicious…
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Charles County Deputy Suspended After Assault Arrest in St. Mary’s County
By The Citizen on March 21, 2025
A deputy with the Charles County Sheriff’s Office has been suspended following his arrest for allegedly assaulting a relative at a Mechanicsville residence, according to…
Governor Wes Moore Announce Agreement on Final Budget Framework Which Proposes Massive Tax Hikes for Maryland
By The Citizen on March 21, 2025
Former Governor Larry Hogan released the following statement. “Today is a sad and unfortunate day for Maryland that was entirely avoidable. The tax hikes proposed…
Water Taxi Operations at St. Clement’s Island Museum Resume March 25th, 2025
By The Citizen on March 21, 2025
The St. Clement’s Island Museum water taxi will resume seasonal operations on Maryland Day, March 25, 2025. The water taxi, which provides rides for visitors…
Celebrate Maryland Spring at MarylandFest 2025 in Historic St. Mary’s City!
By The Citizen on March 20, 2025
MarylandFest is taking over Historic St. Mary’s City on Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, promising an unforgettable day filled with…
Historic St. Mary’s City Announces Opening of the Brick Chapel Interior – April 12, 2025
By The Citizen on March 20, 2025
Historic St. Mary’s City is proud to announce the official opening of the interior of the reconstructed Brick Chapel on April 12, 2025, from 10:00…
Mechanicsville Native Supports U.S. Navy Helicopter Squadron in Norfolk, VA
By The Citizen on March 20, 2025
Lt. Cmdr. Danica Konyk, a native of Mechanicsville, Maryland, serves the U.S. Navy assigned to Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 5. Konyk graduated from Chopticon…
No Injuries After Early Morning Collision with One Overturned in Great Mills
By The Citizen on March 19, 2025
On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at approximately 7:15 a.m., police, firefighters and emergency medical services responded to the area of Chancellors Run Road and Pegg…
Mechanicsville Man Arrested for Attempted Kidnapping Previously Convicted of 1994 Rape and Attempted Murder
By The Citizen on March 19, 2025
William Francis Dixon, 52, of Mechanicsville, who was arrested for an attempted kidnapping and armed robbery March 18, 2025, has a violent criminal past, including…
Governor Moore Announces Additional Support for Federal Workers Through New Partnership with Work for America
By The Citizen on March 19, 2025
Governor Wes Moore this evening announced a new partnership with Work for America to advance the Moore-Miller Administration’s initiatives to support federal workers. Through Work for America’s Civic…
NAS Patuxent River Announces Nighttime NAS Patuxent River, Webster Field Flights March 18, 2025
By The Citizen on March 18, 2025
Communities surrounding NAS Patuxent River and Webster Outlying Field are advised that nighttime noise-generating testing events are scheduled to take place March 18, 2025 from…
MDOT SHA Performing Resurfacing of Mervell Dean Road in Hollywood
By The Citizen on March 18, 2025
UPDATE ON 3/18/2025 @ 2:20 P.M., Delays expected due to downed power lines on Mervell Dean Road in the area of Stanley Mosher Lane. Firefighters…
Mechanicsville Man Faces First-Degree Assault Charge Following Baseball Ball Bat Attack
By The Citizen on March 17, 2025
Anthony Michael Terrell, 31, of Mechanicsville, is facing a felony assault charge following an alleged attack involving a baseball bat, according to court documents. Terrell,…
St. Mary’s County Government Reaffirms Commitment to Soft Billing Policy for Emergency Medical Services
By The Citizen on March 17, 2025
St. Mary’s County Government (SMCG) is reinforcing its commitment to ensuring that no patient is personally responsible for the cost of emergency ambulance transport provided…
Governor Moore Announces Expanded Access to More Affordable Prescription Drugs Through Innovative Partnership with SIRUM and Good Pill Pharmacy
By The Citizen on March 17, 2025
Governor Wes Moore announced a new partnership with SIRUM—the nation’s largest redistributor of surplus medications—to make prescription drugs more affordable for Marylanders. Through its partner…