Good morning, Fort Mill.

Twin Peaks (992 Cabelas Drive) in Fort Mill was inspected on September 6th by the SC Department of Agriculture and received an A grade.

The follow-up check came after an inspection on August 29th.

Jason Rhodes filed a lawsuit against Silfab Solar in York County Court on July 29, alleging he was wrongfully terminated after reporting safety issues at the under-construction facility on 7149 Logistics Lane in Fort Mill.

He claims that after he raised concerns on June 19 and a stop-work order was issued which led to his termination on July 7—he is seeking compensatory and punitive damages along with a jury trial.

Wildlife experts warn residents to be cautious as copperhead activity increases with the summer heat during its peak season in August—especially in yards, near water, and in wooded areas.

They advise keeping areas clear, watching where you step, and calling 911 immediately if bitten.

A State House rep is pressing for emergency measures to ease traffic issues near Fort Mill School District as growing congestion during pick-up and drop-off times raises safety concerns—officials plan to work with district leaders to address the problem promptly.

The Fort Mill School District announced updated traffic patterns for several schools including Tega Cay Elementary—crossing guards will now focus solely on assisting pedestrians at designated crosswalks, and vehicles will be required to exit with a right-turn only rule during drop-offs and pickups. Officials said the changes come after recent tragic incidents and legal clarifications on crossing guard duties, and they urged parents to review the new email guidelines for a smooth transition.

Dr. David Hall of Hall Chiropractic Center told local residents that deep sleep helps strengthen brain connections to move short-term memories into long-term storage.

He explained that keeping a regular sleep schedule—along with exercising and a calm bedtime routine—can improve overall brain function.

Fort Mill, Nation Ford, and Catawba Ridge high schools have released their 2025 varsity football schedules with games beginning Aug.

22 and key matchups scheduled for Sept. 19 and Oct. 31. The schedules feature new coaching changes and local rivalries (Fort Mill vs. Catawba Ridge on Sept. 19, Nation Ford vs. Catawba Ridge on Oct. 17) and include details (Fort Mill vs. Nation Ford on Oct. 31) that promise an exciting season.

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.

K9 Warriors Wine Tasting

6-8 p.m. — The Social Cork — $50 per person — Enjoy fine wine and delicious food while supporting veterans and their service dogs.