Good morning, Fort Mill.

Kailey Carpenter, 25, was booked Friday for leaving the scene of a collision that killed bicyclist Anthony Raheem Parker, 31, on Sunday morning along SC 55 in York County & a hearing is scheduled this afternoon with a bond set at 75,000.

Yesterday, SCDOT closed the right lanes of I-77 Southbound at mile marker 82 over Cherry Road in York County for bridge deck repairs that finished by the end of the day, and drivers experienced delays while being urged to slow down near the work zone.

Hurricane season began on June 1 and will run through November 30—NOAA forecasters predict an above-normal season due to warm ocean waters and weak wind shear.

State emergency management officials urge residents to review evacuation zones, build emergency kits, and secure property before storms hit.

Dr. Pepper announced a voluntary recall of over 19,000 cases of its Zero Sugar soda in South Carolina after cans marked as 'Zero Sugar' were found to contain full sugar and risk the health of diabetics—customers should check recalled products with a Best By date of February 16 and code XXXXRS05165 and return them for a full refund or dispose of them safely.

At Fort Mill High, the Post 43 Senior baseball game was canceled after heavy rains flooded the field following a lightning delay during the national anthem on June 12—this marked a second consecutive home game rained out.

The team, now 2-3 for the season, will play a three-game series next week against Lancaster Post 31.

Joscho Stephan Trio Performance

7:30 PM – 1:30 AM — Catawba Ridge High School — Ticket information available — Experience the thrilling sounds of German jazz guitarist Joscho Stephan live in concert.

Open House at 2522 Richland Balsam Drive

6-8 p.m. — 2522 Richland Balsam Dr, Fort Mill, SC — $539,999 — Explore a stunning home in an amenity-rich community with modern upgrades.