Good morning, Fort Mill.

Fort Mill School District announced plans for the 2026–2027 academic year Tuesday by naming top campus educators at all 20 schools and opening its online registration portal Monday for current Pre-K to 11 students; the district will use early data to finalize staffing before classes begin Aug. 3.

The National Hurricane Center announced Tuesday that its updated forecast cone for the 2026 hurricane season will add inland watches and warnings to better alert local communities + the new elliptical track model offers a 90+ percent confidence range for tropical storm and hurricane forecasts.

Move Silfab has set a court hearing on May 26 at the Moss Justice Center to challenge Silfab Solar’s plant on Twin Rivers Road near Flint Hill Elementary and homes — the group argues the facility violates local zoning laws and poses safety risks.

Tomorrow, local officials will officially open the state-of-the-art Rock Hill VA Clinic on Lakeshore Parkway to expand healthcare access for York County veterans, offering primary, mental and specialized care + reducing commute times.

Fort Mill High School sports had a strong week as the Yellow Jackets won region games in soccer and lacrosse, featuring a 6-0 girls soccer win and rising state rankings for boys lacrosse; the teams play today in baseball matchups.

Nation Ford Falcons won 6-3 over Catawba Ridge in extra inning softball action on Tuesday when Bailei Ross hit a three-run triple in the eighth — boosting their record to 10-3 while the Copperheads dropped to 9-7.

Fort Mill Yellow Jackets won on Monday night in close lacrosse battles; Cayden Klapheke scored five goals (and Cam Wilcox added four) to lead the boys to a 14-3 win while the girls won 21-5 at home.

The teams will host Clover later this week in another conference matchup.

Sophomore goalie Emma Carricato made three diving saves in a penalty shootout to secure a *4-3 win* for Catawba Ridge in a 1-1 tie with Nation Ford today at The Pit in Fort Mill.

Live Music at the Greenway Canteen

6-9 p.m. — Anne Springs Close Greenway Gateway & Canteen — Free entry/Admission fees for non-members — Enjoy a delightful evening of local music and food in a scenic outdoor setting.