Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Fort Mill.
York County Sheriff’s Office has announced several officer promotions, transfers, and retirements, including Lt. Nick Schifferle heading the Crime Suppression Unit and Josh Yates leading the Property Crimes Unit—Watch Commander Connie McMillan and Chaplain Cynthia Lovingood retired.
Megan Cairns, a junior at Fort Mill High School, won first place in her ranch ride at the Southeast Regionals equestrian competition in Tennessee last weekend and earned a spot at the Nationals in Texas in June — riding for the Flamekissed Equestrian IEA Team from Georgia — as she prepares for the national event.
Nation Ford lost to Northwestern by a score of 75 to 21—falling 54 points short as coach Bentley said his team will use the bye week to fix discipline issues.
The Falcons will play at Indian Land on Friday, Oct. 3 as they work to improve their performance.
The Copperheads rallied in the second half to beat the Yellow Jackets 14-10 — handing Fort Mill its first loss of the season on Friday, Sept.
19. Catawba Ridge will play Northwestern next week while Fort Mill hosts Clover at home.
4th Annual South Charlotte Golf Tournament
8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. — Carolina Lakes Golf Club — All-inclusive participation — Compete in a fun golf tournament with food, drinks, and prizes.
Fall Artisan Market
9 AM – 2 PM — Anne Springs Close Greenway Gateway & Canteen — Free entry — Explore locally made goods and delicious treats while enjoying the autumn atmosphere.
Italian Wine Dinner at Zinicola
5-10 p.m. — Zinicola — $75 per person — Savor a delightful 5 course Italian wine pairing dinner featuring Impero wines.
Fort Mill Fall Festival
3-7 p.m. — Walter Y. Elisha Park — Free admission — Enjoy an afternoon of family-friendly activities, live music, and autumn-themed fun.
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