Good morning, Fort Mill.

Tega Cay resident Inessa Moss recounts rebuilding her home after an October fire left her family displaced for seven months when repairs and paperwork began.

They plan to return by July — supported by a close-knit community.

Ten students from York and Lancaster counties are among nearly 9,500 graduates set to walk in UGA’s spring commencement ceremonies today at Stegeman Coliseum and tomorrow at Sanford Stadium in Athens + former Atlanta Falcons quarterback DJ Shockley is scheduled to address undergraduates.

At a May 5 meeting, School Board officials reviewed a proposed $271,683,055 budget for 2026–2027 that would raise starting teacher pay to $54,500 and add a net $10.5 million tax increase — support for teacher recruitment — while scheduling a public hearing on the plan for a future meeting.

Fort Mill High School girls lacrosse beat Riverside 18-10 at Bob Jones Stadium on Tuesday, securing their third consecutive Upper State title — they will face Lower State champion Lucy Beckham on Friday at Irmo High School.

The Catawba Ridge softball team beat the Greenville Red Raiders 12-3 in the District I playoffs on May 6 to boost their record to 18-8.

They will play the winner of the Nation Ford and TL Hanna game today.

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.