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  • She has a roof, but Fort Mill woman still ‘homeless’

    She has no electricity and many of the windows in the home she stays in are broken. A mop bucket or a hole in the ground is her toilet. Still, a homeless woman in Fort Mill says it’s a step up from where she was.

  • New Indian Land school to open in 2014

    Construction is now underway on a new elementary school in Indian Land that will be built to hold 1,000 students.

  • Tega Cay community rallies around ‘Harlan the Hero’

    After 2 year-old Harlan Sullins of Catawba was diagnosed with a brain tumor in February, the Fort Mill Township community has rallied around the boy and his family, Fort Mill Township natives. A fundraiser will be held Saturday and another is planned for June 19.

  • Community meeting address homeless in Fort Mill

    A meeting in Fort Mill to discuss how to help the area’s homeless population included an anecdote from one advocate who said he realized he was treating a homeless man he was helping like ‘a pet.’ The realization made him want to find more comprehensive ways to help.

Pet of the Week

Photo courtesy of Amy Mcgrade

This is Jak Black, 9 year-old Labradoodle who thinks he is a lap dog. "He may look tough, but don't let his look fool you," mom Amy Mcgrade said. "About only thing he is tough on is knocking you down and licking you to death. He's the best friend I could ask for!"

Nation Ford High offers wrestling camp

Local kids who want to learn about scholastic wrestling or improve on the skills they already have, are invited to participate on the fourth annual Nation Ford High School youth wrestling camp.

Grocery chain pushes to shift venue of breach suit

A supermarket chain wants an Illinois lawsuit related to a security breach affecting up to 2.4 million credit and debit cards of its customers moved to a federal court.

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Ukrainian journalists disrupt government session

Ukrainian reporters on Wednesday disrupted a government session chaired by the prime minister, suggesting his family members could be the next victims of official inaction after police in Kiev stood by while pro-government activists attacked two journalists covering an opposition protest.

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