Fort Mill News

Town leaders have come face-to-face with a wild problem. It's not balancing the budget, filling a position or imposing furloughs.

Fort Mill officials plan to add some spice to local access Channel 19 that for years has shown town-related still slides.

A Florida businessman lost $7,200 in cash on a game he didn't get to play Thursday at a Fort Mill gas station.

In addition to questions from those in the school's auditorium, questions also will come via Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.

That's what you will find Friday at the Art Guild's French-themed Fourth Friday event, 'Ooh La L'art!', will kick off 6 p.m. Friday at the Art Mill, 213 Main St., and spill into neighboring businesses.

When Julie Howe's son, Alex, started first grade at Fort Mill's Gold Hill Elementary last year, he was reading at a kindergarten level, and teachers worried that he would fail.

Two Fort Mill school board members are pushing district leaders to reconsider a spending proposal that would lay off nine employees and cancel several academic support programs.

Lawmakers and political types from across York County reacted with shock and disappointment Wednesday to Gov.

Fort Mill businessman Greg Rogers kicked off his bid for the state House on Monday, hosting an event for family, friends and supporters at a manufacturing business in Rock Hill.

It appears the mammoth UAV Corp. building in Fort Mill is close to coming back to life three years after the DVD duplication company shuttered the operation.

By the glow of a hotel television set, a Charlotte woman accepted $200 cash for the hour she thought she'd spend with Brian Schettler.

ROCK HILL A York County, S.C., jury on Friday awarded $4.7 million to the family of a former Fort Mill High School student left paralyzed in a climbing wall accident.

The City of Tega Cay is stepping up its efforts to help improve air quality. Soon, the city's fleet of cars and trucks will include almost a dozen alternative fuel vehicles, City Manager Grant Duffield said.

Even with an infusion of federal stimulus cash, Fort Mill school district officials have proposed spending cuts that include larger classes, canceling a reading program for first-graders who struggle with literacy and laying off nine employees.

As Fort Mill continues to grow, Fire Chief Ken Kerber has a vision that includes a new fire substation.

Ten-year-old Louise Lower poured lemonade Saturday afternoon like it was her full-time summer job.

A Carowinds employee helped a park guest cheat on a carnival game and win a free stuffed animal, a park supervisor told authorities.

Some Tega Cay property owners are in line for a reduction on their fire insurance premiums.

A Fort Mill teen was arrested and accused of driving a tractor into a wall of a new school under construction, according to police said.

Nothing is better than a cool glass of lemonade on a hot day, unless that lemonade also helps support Pediatric Cancer Research and Treatment.