Can you say S.C. Strawberry Festival?

That’s right.

Some booster club parents presented a plan this year aimed at saving middle school sports. The plan’s saving grace, they said, was a pay-to-play game plan.

In 2010, Mick Mulvaney became the first Republican to be elected to the District 5 Congressional seat in more than a century.

It started as a do over: Fix that dreary National Guard armory recreation room where members of the 1222nd Sapper Company say goodbye to their spouses before deploying overseas.

Will Fort Mill’s downtown theater make a comeback?

The answer is yes – if Paul Finnican’s investment plan that needs 400 equity partners is able to attract enough support.

Police officers Andre Breeland and Larry Neely thought they were answering a domestic call when they drove to a home on Golfview Crest.

2010 was a banner year for the Nation Ford Marching Band, which is led by Director Martin Dickey.

From being considered through with baseball after a bad freshman year at Winthrop University, former Fort Mill High Hamilton Bennett took a long journey back to the game that landed him on the New York Mets Class A team, the Brooklyn Cyclones in 2010.

Indian Land Middle School Principal David McDonald saw a lot of hard work pay off this year as the school accepted award after award for excellence.

The season that began in 2009 and ended in 2010 was a big one for former Fort Mill wrestler Max Simons. In fact, the past two years had been good ones for the now Clemson University student.

After building momentum toward an S.C. title run, Fort Mill’s wrestling team faced No. 2 ranked Rock Hill in the third round of the playoffs.