Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 20th of April.
Good morning, Fort Mill.
The annual Tunnel to Towers charity golf tournament returns to Tega Cay Golf Course on June 5 at 9:00 a.m. Players pay $160 for a 4-man scramble with lunch, range balls, a Low Country Boil, music & an after party at Tega Cay Turn House from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Rock Hill attorney Tommy Pope received the Platinum Compleat Lawyer Award from USC Joseph F.
Rice School of Law last Thursday — his second Compleat honor — for his 31-year career as senior counsel at Elrod Pope Accident and Injury Attorneys and service as a state lawmaker.
Sarah Taylor—former tennis star—has been named head coach of Nation Ford High School's girls tennis team and will lead summer workouts ahead of Fall 2026.
She brings a strong record from Northwestern High School and a deep tie to local tennis.
Runners from York and Lancaster County schools competed at the ASICS Carolina Distance Carnival last weekend, with Fort Mill athletes among those clocking strong times in the 3200 and mile races — their results set a benchmark for upcoming regional championships.
Four standout soccer players from York County schools earned spots on South Carolina's boys roster for the Clash of the Carolinas event, set for June 20 at the OrthoCarolina Sportsplex in Pineville.
The event will feature top seniors before college, offering local fans a chance to cheer regional talent — a showcase for our area's rising stars.
Three's A Crowd Improv Show
7-8:45 p.m. — Fort Mill Community Playhouse — Free parking — Witness Paul, Tim, and Connor tackle the challenge of instant improv performances based on audience suggestions.
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