Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 7th of July.
Good morning, Fort Mill.
HSYC is featuring adoptable pets Lady Gray and Lansky at its Fort Mill shelter — Lady Gray is a striking, independent gray cat and Lansky is a young, friendly Plott Hound mix who loves walks.
Interested residents can schedule an appointment for adoption by calling 803-802-0902.
An officer with Rock Hill police shot a woman on Saturday after she pointed her gun at a York County deputy when deputies responded to reports of a burgundy Jeep firing from Nassau Circle and Young Warrior Town drive; stop sticks deflated the vehicle’s tires near Cheryl Lynn Drive—she is now hospitalized in stable condition and SLED will investigate.
During Reconstruction, federal attorney general Amos T.
Akerman used the 14th Amendment in South Carolina to try federal cases against Ku Klux Klan members in York County—charging them with denying voting rights. His legal efforts led to the conviction or guilty plea of 55 men and set a precedent for future civil rights cases.
Michelle Hoffman is running for an at-large seat on the Fort Mill school board and she is a parent, teacher, and community leader—she plans to improve teacher pay, increase school transparency, and expand support services while urging voters to support her on November 5.
Pets, Paints & Pints…of Ice Cream!
6-8 p.m. — The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar Fort Mill — Not specified — Unleash your creativity while painting your pet's portrait and enjoying delicious ice cream.
Matilda Jr.
3-6 p.m. — The River Place — General Admission — Witness a heartwarming and energetic production where children reclaim their power through laughter and music.
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