1992: Voters approved a $10.1 million school bond to finance a construction program and provide new computer technology.
• The newly renovated 28-room White Homestead mansion on North White Street was open to the public for two days.
1992: The Town of Fort Mill was asked to provide sewer services for a planned residential development in northern Lancaster County.
1992: Baseball Hall of Famer Gaylord Perry threw out the first pitch of the Charlotte Knights’ home opener at Knights Castle. The Knights defeated the Orlando Sun Rays 3-2.
1992: Patrolman Joe Butts of the Fort Mill Police Department was shot and critically wounded while investigating a Main Street robbery.
• Fort Mill High School’s championship marching band was honored by the South Carolina House for being State Champions for nine out of the last eleven years.
The town of Fort Mill appealed a federal court decision ordering the town to pay $50,000 to a man that was allegedly beaten in an arrest.
Fort Mill artist Karen Hopper’s water color of Fort Mill’s passenger station, as it looked in 1927, was chosen as the 1992 Fest-I-Fun poster.
Fort Mill Town Council approved five new positions on the Fort mill Volunteer Fire Department raising the total number of positions from 22 to 27.
2008:The Fort Mill High School Jazz Band plays in the produce section during the grand opening of the new Tega Cay Walmart .
1992: Brandi Mason, a 12-year-old Fort Mill girl, was again on the heart transplant list. She was suffering from severe rejection symptoms from her first transplant.
2006: Julia Stiles was one of many big time actors who came to Fort Mill to shoot scenes for a new film, "Gospel Hill."
2006: Philadelphia United Methodist Church in Fort Mill offered theological theater with a performance of "Monk-Y Business."
Brandi Mason, a 12-year-old girl who received a heart transplant over two years ago, was hospitalized again, suffering from severe rejection symptoms.
