Matt Wynn

2 months ago | tncontentexchange.com | Matt Wynn

Charles public school students were tested across the board for grade-level readiness in math and reading this winter and saw some expected improvement, although many were still below grade level by the middle of the school year. On March 11, the Charles County Board of Education reviewed those results. Local students complete i-Ready assessments three times during the school year.

2 months ago | somdnews.com | Marty Madden |Matt Wynn

Charles CountyWaldorf man allegedly fails to report to sex offender registryOn Jan. 24, Charles sheriff's officers received records from the instant messaging app Discord in response to a previously submitted search and seizure warrant. Discord provided records for two separate accounts linked to the request, one of which was a now deleted account. The second record showed a new username linked to a phone number belonging to Christopher Thompson Linder, 30, of Waldorf.

Feb 22, 2025 | stardem.com | Matt Wynn

History was brought to life with a performance telling the story of Harriet Tubman, an Eastern Shore native and one of the most significant abolitionists of her era. The Friends of Maxwell Hall, a group dedicated to preserving and bringing to light the history of the hall, put on a performance Feb. 15 featuring Shemika Renee, a first-person historical performer,Mike Callahan, a member of the Friends of Maxwell Hall, shared a little bit of the property’s history with Southern Maryland News.

Feb 20, 2025 | somdnews.com | Matt Wynn

A husband and wife are dead in what appears to be a murder-suicide in Mechanicsville. On Wednesday, Feb. 19, at approximately 4:10 a.m., deputies from the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office were called to a residence in the 28000 block of Livingston Road in Mechanicsville for the report of two people not breathing. Upon arrival, patrol deputies entered the home and located the bodies of two unresponsive adults on a couch, according to a release from the sheriff’s office.

Feb 14, 2025 | stardem.com | Matt Wynn

After a scathing report about a White Plains crematorium began circulating in late January, the Maryland State Board of Morticians had several key figures resign after complaints arose of their inaction over the last several years. Brandon Wylie, Michele Kutta and Patrick Thompson, executive members and officers of the board, all resigned under pressure from Gov. Wes Moore (D). Soon after their resignation, they were promptly removed from the Maryland Department of Health’s website.