Good morning, Fort Mill.

The St. Philip Neri Italian Festival will run from May 15—May 17 in Fort Mill with food, live music, children’s activities, artisan booths and wine and beer tastings offered both indoors and outdoors.

The event opens May 15 from 5:00—9:00 p.m. with silent auctions and live performances, and later days will add a children’s parade, fun run and charity events that support church ministries.

At the Humane Society of York County in Fort Mill, two adoptable pets are featured this week: Gertrude is a three-year-old calico cat who adjusted well after being surrendered and Gander is a four-year-old mixed breed dog who has waited over 1,000 days for a new home.

Interested adopters can call 803-802-0902 for an appointment.

The Humane Society of York County in Fort Mill is featuring Gertrude, a three-year-old calico cat who arrived four weeks ago and now gives gentle purrs in the Cat Lounge, and Gander, a four-year-old dog who has waited over 1,000 days for a new home — both pets are spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and tested, and potential adopters can call 803-802-0902 for an appointment.

York County has set an ordinance that requires dogs tethered outdoors to be attached with a ten‐foot chain while an adult stays nearby—Lancaster County discourages long-term chaining by requiring dogs to have access to shelter, shade, and water, with animal control officers enforcing these rules to prevent cruelty.

South Point High School is hosting the Football City USA Showcase today from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.—more than 30 colleges, including Clemson and Georgia Tech, are sending recruiters to scout local and area football players in Rock Hill.

TFA Pro X Superfights

6-8:30 p.m. — Triumph Fight Academy — $25-$37.89 — Witness thrilling kids and adult superfights featuring 3x3-minute rounds with judging.

Annie Haden Performance

8-11 p.m. — Brew's Tavern — Check website for entry fee — Experience the musical melodies of Annie Haden performed by Matt Swanson.