- Gumballs scattered on Fort Mill shop's floor during burglary
- Device pumps new life into heart patient waiting for transplant
- Community’s generosity ‘helps me spiritually’
- Tega Cay amends Pinnacle's golf course contract
- Mobile pantries will provide food for the needy in Fort Mill Township, Indian Land area
Archive for November, 2008
York County tells pastor to move his tent ministry
November 20th, 2008
Huddled under two canopies outside a mobile home, nearly 30 people tried to keep warm as their pastor sought to fire them up in the fall chill.
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Fort Mill taverns ready to pour Sunday
November 20th, 2008
For the first time, patrons at township bars and restaurants will not hear ‘last call’ as the clock approaches midnight Saturday.
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Rockers ready to roll for local food bank
November 20th, 2008
Rock the Pantry, a concert for the Fort Mill Care Center, will be held Sunday, Nov.
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Gold Hill students get a leg up on fundraising
November 20th, 2008
Students at Gold Hill Elementary School walked, ran and danced Thursday morning in a new and inventive way to raise money for their school.
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Defensive driving course might be a requirement for Fort Mill students
November 19th, 2008
Fort Mill’s high schools soon could require students who want to park on campus to take and pass a defensive driving course.
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Winning Powerball ticket sold in Fort Mill, SC
November 14th, 2008
A winning Powerball ticket worth 0,000 was sold in the Fort Mill, and state lottery officials say a winner has not yet come forth.
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Obama victory gives them hope in Fort Mill
November 14th, 2008
Race relations in this country have come a long way since the first Africans arrived in Virginia as slaves in 1619.
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Winthrop’s $50 fee less than anticipated, but more budget cuts likely
November 14th, 2008
Like many of his classmates at Winthrop University, Chris Gibson was braced for bad news when an e-mail popped up on his computer screen last week.
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Long wins big in York County
November 14th, 2008
Republican Deborah Long took more than two-thirds of the York County vote in the S.C. House District 45 race against Democratic challenger Fred Thomas.
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York County precincts brace for record voter turnout
November 14th, 2008
More votes are expected to be cast today than ever before in York County, a testament not only to the rapid growth but also the intense interest in a presidential race nearly two years in the making.
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