Published: Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009 / Updated: Wednesday, Nov. 04, 2009 12:39 PM
Harper joins First National
Harper joins First National
Kaye Harper has joined First National Bank as a teller in the bank's Stonecrest office in Tega Cay.
Prior to joining the bank, Harper was employed with the City of Tega Cay. She has an associate's degree in secretarial science from Columbia commercial College.
Griffin Team helps cause
The Tom Griffin Team from Bank of America Home Loans in Fort Mill was recently a Silver Sponsor of the Party in Pink Charity dinner held at the Palisades Country Club.
The event benefitted the York County Cancer Association/Breast Cancer Support Fund.
The Griffin Team is located at the Bank of America Branch on Tom Hall Street. in downtown Fort Mill.
Network in Fort Mill
The York County Regional Chamber's Fort Mill Area Council will host Networking at the Fort Mill Office from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29 at its 210 Tom Hall St. location.
The presenting sponsor is Piedmont Medical Center. Don't miss this opportunity to network with fellow Chamber members at this free event. Food and beverages will be provided; RSVP is not required to attend. Be sure to bring business cards.
For more information about Networking at the Fort Mill Office, contact Trudie Bolin Heemsoth at 547-5900 or e-mail theemsoth@yorkcountychamber.com.
Harper joins First National
Kaye Harper has joined First National Bank as a teller in the bank's Stonecrest office in Tega Cay.
Prior to joining the bank, Harper was employed with the City of Tega Cay. She has an associate's degree in secretarial science from Columbia commercial College.
Spirit week fun at Chick-fil-A
The Chick-fil-A Football Challenge between Nation Ford and Fort Mill High Schools kicks off this week in honor of the “Milltown Showdown” football game.
From Saturday, Oct. 31 to Thursday, Nov. 5, customers at the Chick-fil-A on Hwy. 160 West in Fort Mill can "vote" for their favorite school by placing their receipts in that school's ballot box. The school that eats the most chicken wins $500 and the runner up wins $250.
The restaurant will announce the winner at the Friday, Nov. 6, game. Also during the week, students will decorate the store with banners and paint the windows.
Contest winners named
The first of three MyFortMill.com E-mail Contest drawings is complete and the list of winners is below. Winners were chosen on Sept. 25 and a total of $548 in prizes and gift certificates was awarded. The winners are:
AM Joe's Diner: $15 Gift Certificate: Jeanette Swint; BacInTyme Coffee Cafe: $15 Gift Certificate: Cheryl Cantey; Buy the Bunch: $30 Fresh Flower Arrangement: Lisa Hudspeth; Carmella's Pizza Restaurant: $10 Gift Certificate: Abbie Warren; Crossings: $15 Gift Certificate: Jerome Burke; Downtown Rock Hill Blues Festival: 2 Complimentary tickets: Patricia Tennent; Fun-Tastic: $27 Gift Certificate: Anne Stone; Harry & Jean's Restaurant: $50 Gift Certificate: Hank Sizemore; Ida Roselle's: $15 Gift Certificate: Stacey Fisher; Lucky Puppy Pet Spa: Pet Spa Package. Valued at $50: Lisa Bahrenburg; NarroWay Theatre: 2 Complimentary tickets: Kathy Blankenship; NarroWay Theatre: 2 Complimentary tickets: Martina Thompson; NarroWay Theatre: 2 Complimentary tickets: Diane Thompson; Party Checklist: $25 Gift Certificate: Carol Labonte; Rightway Automotive: FREE Oil Change: Allison Martin; Shiloh's Jewelry: $15 Gift Certificate: Tyese Crawford; Soul Purpose: $15 Gift Certificate: Heather Touchberry; Storm Dancer Studio: $35 Gift Certificate: Charles Cabell.
More contest drawings will be held Nov. 27 with a grand prize drawing on Dec. 5. To enter, go to www.MyFortMill.com and click the "CONTEST" tab.
Specials at Sayago's
Sayago's, an ice cream and sandwich shop on Market Street in Baxter Village that features New York egg creams, has designated Tuesday and Seniors Day. All senior citizens get a 20 percent discount.
Also at Sayago's is live music every Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m.
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