To prepare Patty for her grand debut at the Piedmont Kennel Club's Cabin Fever Open Show, Wendy Doss fastened a red bow in the hair of her 6-month-old Yorkshire Terrier. Patty's father Ralphie, 3, is an American Kennel Club certified grand-champion who will participate in the Westminster Dog Show.
Local churches recently participate in the 12th annual Appalachia Missions Project, held in the small rural community of Harmons Lick, Ky. Hundreds of new coats, blankets, baby clothes, toys, toiletry items and boxes of food were gladly received by over 300 families.
Pastor Derwin Gray, the former NFL player, was the keynote speaker at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day program held at Fort Mill Town Hall.
Time to party like it’s 1496 – or 1808, 1952, 2036. Pick any year of the dragon, actually.
The volunteers removed 30 bags of trash, a grocery cart, three tires, a window AC unit, a weed whacker, scooter and various parts of a bike.
Faith Hunter, a bestselling fantasy author and York County resident with a major following in Fort Mill, will be appearing for a book signing from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 7., at The BooKnack, 742 N. Anderson Road, Rock Hill.
Former Miss Springmaids and the runners up joined together for a lunch reunion at the White Homestead in Fort Mill recently.
Mignon Ballard knows a thing or two about life in small-town America during World War II, and it shows in her latest book, “Miss Dimple Rallies to the Cause.”
The practice of eating “good luck” foods on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day is commonly observed throughout the South and around the country as a fun superstition. Traditions vary from culture to culture, but there are striking similarities in what’s consumed throughout the United States.
Christmas is here, Santa has his list and he’s checking it twice. Here are the letters children in Fort Mill wrote to the jolly old elf at the North Pole:
The judging for Indian Land’s annual Black Horse Run Christmas decorations contest was completed last week. Here are your winners:
A group of people from Tega Cay meet quarterly to have a Golf Cart Poker Run, and on Dec. 10 they added the Christmas theme of a toy drive for Toys for Tots.
Having lived in Colorado for many years, Rodger Taylor and his family relocated to Tega Cay in 2002 to be with his ailing father, who passed away a month after the move. The Music Director of Tega Cay Baptist Church since its debut in 1985, Tom Taylor and wife Margaret dedicated their lives to "serving the Lord through love and music," Rodger Taylor said.
It was bright warm and sunny and dozens of floats paraded from Tom Hall Street and down Main as hundreds of enthusiastic residents lined the route to cheer them on.
Award-winning artist Sybil Mitchell says as she approaches subjects, “they talk to me.” People also trigger her imagination in landscapes, watercolor, acrylic, oil or acrylic on canvas.