Good morning, Fort Mill.

Historic Brattonsville (an 800-acre living history site) won the 2026 Governor’s Award in the Humanities after it was announced on Aug.

11 at the South Carolina State Museum and its awards ceremony is set for Oct.

Meeting Street Scholarship now covers all counties, offering up to $10,000 per year to 153 York and 40 Lancaster County seniors if they meet award criteria (backed by $18.7 million state funding) to help cover remaining college costs for class of 2027.

At The Pit on Catawba Ridge campus, local teams split the Battle of the Border Jamboree as Nation Ford Falcons beat Cuthbertson 25-7 and Marvin Ridge edged the Copperheads 10-7.

Both Nation Ford and Catawba Ridge will open their seasons on Aug. 21.

On Aug. 14, the Yellow Jackets beat the Lake Wylie Chargers 21-3 at the Bill Pate White Rose Classic at York Comprehensive, giving bench players extra action (coach Rob McNeely said the film will aid growth).

They will face Clover on Aug. 21.

Winthrop University baseball head coach Mike McGuire announced promotions for Mike Napolitano — now Recruiting Coordinator, Hitting Coach and Catching Instructor — and Mike Bello, who is now a full-time assistant coach.

Their work helped the Eagles secure back-to-back 30+ win seasons.

Winthrop women's soccer had a promising start but fell 4 to 2 to Western Carolina on Thursday, Aug.

13 in Rock Hill. The team will host UT-Chattanooga Sunday at 5:00 p.m. on ESPN+.