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While you and your loved ones are carving the turkey and enjoying that big Thanksgiving Dinner next week, wouldn't it be nice to know that you helped some other families enjoy the turkey and holiday trimmings that many take for granted? As you grocery shop this week, how about throwing a few extra items in your cart to share with others? Heather ...
Family conference Saturday in Lake Wylie
Liberty Hill AME Zion Church, 5387 W. Liberty Hill Road, will host "Reconstructing the Family: Is the Family Fine in 2009?" Saturday and Sunday, Nov.
Lake Wylie churches plan holiday efforts
Editor's note: The York County Roundup is a weekly look at highlights from The Herald's sister weekly newspapers, the Lake Wylie Pilot, Fort Mill Times and Enquirer-Herald. The publications come out Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, respectively, and are available across the county.
On a day set aside for heroes, some of the most veteran residents in Lake Wylie ventured out from their rooms or the large dining hall for the chance to meet a great American.
The community coat and winter clothes drive sponsored by the Lake Wylie Chamber of Commerce and Lake Wylie Pilot is gaining so much momentum, the results are being measured by the truckload.I've taken three loads down so far and Charles Wood told me he has another one ready to go, said Dave Decker, owner of Cleaners At Work in Lake Wylie.
Lake Wylie man sentenced on child porn charges
A Lake Wylie man guilty of having child pornography videos and pictures on his computer was sentenced to nearly seven years in a federal prison.
Church happenings: November 14, 2009
Men of Zion and the Boyd Hill Male Choir, 5 p.m. today. Chestnut Grove AME Zion Church: The congregation will hold Sunday worship services at Living Water Outreach Ministry at the corner of Hudson and Lancaster streets in Chester for the nextix weeks until the move to the new sanctuary.
Fort Mill-based soldiers leave for eventual deployment to Afghanistan
The rain fell in sheets. So hard, it seemed to come sideways. Yet the words pierced through rain like bullets: "Load 'em up!" Just like 2003, heading for Iraq.
Scouts collecting donationsBlood drivesHelp fill Santa's Closet Clover Area Assistance Center is collecting new, unwrapped, toys for Santa's Closet through Dec.
Fellow Americans, which way do you want it?
Take a viewI am so confused, I need help. I read the letter from Mr. Ptaszek about the government debacle of the H1N1 vaccine.I have several medical professionals in my family and they told me people do not understand what it takes to make a vaccine.
Fort Mill declines to take over Springs Complex
The town of Fort Mill has declined to take over a privately-held conglomeration of parks and other services operated by Leroy Springs and Co., citing the cost in a down economy.
For the Record - Births: November 1, 2009
Derrick Wilmore and Mercedes Jefferson of Rock Hill are the parents of a daughter, Kristen A'niya Wilmore, born Oct.
Chamber board ready to back overlay plan
Business leaders will wait and see what a final Lake Wylie overlay ordinance looks like, but initial indications show support for a process promising to ratchet up architectural requirements, expand the current Lake Wylie area from the existing county development ordinance and create a funding mechanism for future recreation areas and green space.
Thieves break into shop for cigarettes
Thieves busted the glass door of Fred's in Lake Wylie, grabbed $190 worth of cigarettes and then fled as the alarm sounded early Friday morning.Around 1 a.m., officers were called out to the shop at 4084 Charlotte Highway, Lake Wylie.
The N.C. Turnpike Authority is handing out pre-paid mailing transportation surveys to stopped motorists at the light near River Hills Plantation.According to the survey, "The NCTA is undertaking an important transportation initiative to improve mobility in the Gaston/Mecklenburg County Region.
Most fishing tournaments are about bringing home the big fish and the big paycheck, and this one is, too.
Police: Woman attacked school fundraisers at Lake Wylie Bi-Lo
An irate grocery shopper assaulted a Clover mom and daughter Monday evening after they tried twice to sell her school fundraising items she didn't want, police say.
House District 48 hopefuls want to repeal Act 388
The two candidates for state House District 48 agreed on only one issue Monday night when they faced off during a forum at Fort Mill High School: the need to repeal Act 388, South Carolina's property tax reform legislation.
Rock Hill developer Lynn Stephenson, Bleachery owner, dies
Rock Hill developer Lynn Stephenson died today after complications from an apparent blood clot, a project manager at her company confirmed.