Jim Marshall of Indian Land and his Corvette make rounds of hot rod tracks
Who would have suspected that reading an announcement in The Fort Mill Times would change my life?
More than 1,600 pounds of meatballs and sausage are just the tip of the iceberg for the annual St. Philip Neri Italian Festival that begins May 17.
The season’s biggest event here after the S.C. Strawberry Festival is St. Philip Neri’s Catholic Church’s Italian Festival. This year’s fest is May 17-19 and as always, will be held on the church campus at 292 Munn Road.
More than 50,000 attended the S.C. Strawberry Festival this year, beating the 2011 attendance record by more than 10,000 people, official said.
The winners of the 2012 South Carolina Strawberry Festival Pageant are Brennan Altman (Miss); Paula Stone (Mrs.); Kaylee Wolfe (Teen); and Chelsea Priest (Jr. Teen).
For several hours, visitors to Fort Mill’s historic White Homestead were transported back to 1865
It’s not too late to try out for the Italian Idol talent contest during the St. Philip Neri Church Italian Festival.
The Quilters of Lake Wylie Lutheran Church, located on the corner of Hwy. 160 and Gold Hill Rd. in Fort Mill, are hosting a quilt exhibit Saturday.
Students at Nation Ford High School are offering a night of toe-tapping tunes with their spring production, “Guys and Dolls,” April 19-22 in the Nation Ford auditorium.
The Anne Springs Close Greenway will hold its 18th annual Earth Day celebration Saturday.
Dozens of friends and family members of Clifton Carter met at Walter Elisha Park in downtown Fort Mill Friday to release about 200 red balloons in his memory. It’s been seven months since Carter, 15, died after an accident at his home, and his friends wanted to gather and commemorate his life.
“Steel Magnolias” kicks off the Fort Mill Community Playhouse dinner theater season next week.
Neil Lindsay wants to teach the young men of Fort Mill to be good citizens.
