2007: A family get together was held at the Fort Mill Armory before members of the South Carolina National Guard 1222nd Engineer Sapper Co. deployed to Afghanistan.
1997: Kristina Carr, Brett McCurry and Danielle Starnes get a close look at a Madagascan giant hissing roach in Cheryl Davis' fifth grade class at Indian Land Elementary School.
1992: James Hood of Indian Land High School and Maridis Edwards of Fort Mill High School received the Fort Mill Times 1991 Athlete of the Year awards.
1992
A Christmas week series of shootings in Fort Mill Township left three people, including a baby, dead and one man critically wounded.
1992: Sammy Pecarro tried to block out his Chester opponent during a recent game. The Yellow Jackets prevailed 61-51.
2001: Rotarian Tom Thomasson presented fellow Rotarian Kitty Updike, with son Jeff, the Paul Harris award that was awarded to her late husband, Bruce Updike.
2001: State Representative Becky Meacham-Richardson and Fort Mill band director Martin Dickey stood in front of a new sign showing the number of State Championships the Fort Mill Band had won. The old sign had run out of room for further dates.
2001: Fort Mill wrestler Greg Albers reached for the leg of his Hartsville opponent during a match at Fort Mill High. Fort Mill went on to defeat Hartsville 59-15.
2001: Mack and Mack, LLC, was restoring this house located at 108 Tom Hall Street. The house was one of the oldest in Fort Mill dating back to the 1890s.
2001: A worker graded the former lot of Logos Auto Sales. The land would be the site of a CVS store on Tom Hall Street. It was hoped that this would jump start renewal of this part of town.
2001: Lt. Col. Bill McHenry with the Fort Mill High School JROTC cut a piece of birthday cake during a ceremony honoring the Marine Corps 226th Birthday.
2001: Students in Christina Loser’s fifth-grade class at Gold Hill Elementary School sorted through clothes that would be sent to people in the Appalachian Mountains as part of Operation Warm-up.
2001: Deborah ”Sis” Silvers stacked mail at the Fort Mill Post Office. Silvers, along with her co-workers, wore gloves as a precaution following the rash of anthrax outbreaks on the east coast.
2001: Anita Crowson of Rock Hill was the driver of an automobile that was clipped by a train at the Main Street crossing in Fort Mill. There were no injuries.