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A military and security parts supplier will move its headquarters to northern Lancaster County, bringing $50 million in investment and 220 new jobs, state and local officials announced Monday.
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When Dana Vaughns, 12, talks about his new career as a Kidz Bop kid, he’s all business.He can pitch his new album, “Kidz Bop 17,” with the ease of a seasoned star. -
After multiple rounds of play, the team from Indian land High School emerged as the winner.
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A former city employee and a Realtor are set to face off in a special Tega Cay election Tuesday, Feb. 9, to fill a city council seat that was held by Mayor George Sheppard. -
Flooding at the Cascades townhomes has stopped, but the headaches caused by the flood continue. Carmen Radovanovic, 85, spent last week trying to convince the company she leases her townhome from to fix the problems caused by flooding.
- Flooded residents still recovering
- Race for York County Council Dist. 1 seat heats up; GOP primary crowded, but no Dems have declared
- Fort Mill High Marching Band honored at S.C. House
- Mystery car pulled from Fort Mill pond
- Fort Mill police officer 1 of 2 cops shot in Rock Hill
- Pack 19 takes it to the track in annual event
Pet of the Week
Photo courtesy of Patrice German
Blue, a Plott/Coonhound mix, 1 and Deacon, an American Lab, 4, belong to Gary and Patrice German of Nauvasse Trail, Fort Mill. "Both dogs are very loving family members, and full of personality" mom says. Deacon was adopted at the Harry Hampton Conservation fundraiser when he was 7 weeks old, and Blue was found at Diamonds in the Ruff in Seneca.
After getting beat by Fort Mill at their place, the Gaffney High Indians got some revenge Friday by beating Fort Mill on its own court, 71-66.The Indians (18-2, 6-1 Region 3-AAAA) had a big second half by Dershawn Dawkins, as he led Gaffney with 19 points, and Chase Smith, who had 14 points.Also Friday, in girls hoops action, Fort Mill lost to Gaffney 46-40
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You're driving down the highway and suddenly your car starts accelerating on its own. Knuckles white, going from 60 to 90 miles an hour in a couple of seconds, you do what comes naturally - hit the brakes. But what if the car keeps going?
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A government official says Sri Lanka's president has dissolved the country's parliament setting the stage for new elections.
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More Tega Cay residents might be walking the city’s trails and sidewalks over the next few weeks as they log steps toward better health. Piedmont Medical Center and the City of Tega Cay have teamed up to sponsor the “Pedometer Challenge.”
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After death stole Carol Clause's stepfather three weeks ago, the Fort Mill woman clung to a wish: Bring her mother and niece-turned-sister to Fort Mill for Thanksgiving, and reunite her far-flung family.
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Facing a tight budget, but still need to get your taxes done?Not looking forward to shelling out hundreds of dollars to get your return in order by April 15? -
Would Aldo Sevillano take a chance? Would the Fort Mill business owner dare open another restaurant at a time when people are dining out less to save money in an uncertain economy? Sevillano took the plunge, opening his second Roasting Oven location. -
With a new year comes new challenges and I dare say that most people would like to see an improvement over last year.
