Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 9th of April.
Good morning, Fort Mill.
On April 8, Ted Wolff and Summersby Okey from Habitat for Humanity of York County hosted a golf tournament to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
Anne Springs Close Greenway hosted Earth Day events from April 7 in honor of the occasion and is hosting outdoor yoga and a kids’ kayaking clinic today.
It will continue with a campout and live music on April 11, a night of camping and volunteer trail work on April 12, and a bass fishing tournament with a Catawba Nation drum and dance performance on April 13 — giving Fort Mill residents many ways to connect with nature.
At the April 7th council meeting, York County Council approved record school impact fees for Fort Mill that set rates at $29,640 for single-family homes and $20,796 for multifamily units to support new school facilities amid growth— the council also approved transferring EMS services to Atrium Health and a 5% pay raise for law enforcement.
South Carolina legislators are considering a bill that would ban private businesses from requiring employees to get vaccinated.
The proposal also sets a 21-day limit on quarantine periods and gives law enforcement a role during public health emergencies—supporters say the changes aim to protect individual rights.
On April 8, the Catawba Ridge girls’ soccer team won 7 to 0 over Northwestern on senior night as Brooks Dority and Phoebe Serkin each scored twice while teammates added to the win that keeps the team in a tight region race.
Coach Joe Dority said the team is building confidence for the playoffs—Nation Ford won in boys’ tennis and golf while Fort Mill baseball defeated Lancaster 21 to 2 in non-region play.
Little Miss Strawberry Queen Pageant
7-10 p.m. — Fort Mill High School — Tickets available — Celebrate the charm and talent of contestants at the 2025 Little Miss South Carolina Strawberry Festival Pageant.
Strawberry Festival 2025
7 PM – 1 AM — Walter Y. Elisha Park — Cost info to be announced — Experience a musical journey through Taylor Swift's iconic hits at this vibrant festival.
Fort Mill Scavenger Hunt Adventure
12-9 p.m. — Downtown Fort Mill — Ticketed event — Discover hidden gems and local history through an exciting scavenger hunt experience.
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