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Nation Ford High's FBLA team qualified 47 students for nationals Saturday. Fort Mill High is sending eight as local students impressed at the state level.

York County faces a shortfall of up to $8 million in the coming year's budget, and leaders have until the end of May to decide how they'll adapt.

A proposal to bring age restricted apartments to Fort Mill's Baxter Village is on the horizon. The community's developer said the apartments could be built in about a year.

Republican prosecutors from South Carolina and Florida said Friday they were preparing to file a lawsuit if the health care bill before Congress becomes law, challenging its requirement that all Americans buy insurance.

With the sun shining along Tom Hall Street on Friday afternoon, more than 300 members of Unity Presbyterian Church gathered on the lawn in front of the church.

The Town of Fort Mill held a press conference today to unveil the logo for its new spring festival and discuss details of the four-day event.

A coroner’s jury will be asked to decide whether a Rock Hill woman killed herself in her husband’s Thunderbird nine years ago or was shot by someone else.

York County Councilman Paul Lindemann has decided to seek another term after a lengthy flirtation with a run for a state House seat.

The Fort Mill School District employs 1,260 people.

For now.

Soon, school officials will trim that number by nearly 4 percent. Those remaining face furloughs next year as part of a cost saving plan that is crucial to the 2010-2011 operating budget.

York County leaders voted this week to wait a year before assessing higher or lower tax values on the properties of 110,000 homeowners.

Vietnam war veteran Daryl Collins needs help from the VA, but the agency won't let him move into one of its facilities with his dog, a Beagle named Molly.

Third in a series: Jeff Schuster is no stranger to working with the U.S. Census Bureau. The Indian Land man has twice held posts with the government agency that this year is tasked with collecting a head count of every man, woman, boy and girl who calls America home.

By the end of the day, more than 120 people will have filed through the doors at Internet marketing firm Red Ventures looking for new jobs and new opportunities.

Town Councilman Larry Huntley visits his daughter's grave every Sunday afternoon. Melissa Huntley Motz was shot and killed eight years ago, but in Larry Huntley's mind, questions remain about the circumstances of her death.

He's not alone. The ABC News show "20/20" is investigating Motz's death and airing its findings Friday at 10 p.m.

Town of Fort Mill residents who are quick to answer the Census arriving in mailboxes this week can win a prize, town officials said today.