Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Fort Mill.
The Harvest Moon will rise Saturday, Sept.
26 and light up the local sky with changing hues, offering extra brightness for anyone with a clear view + its glow recalls how farmers once worked in the fields after sunset.
The sister duo Diamond Dixie will perform high energy country & rock tunes at Tega Cay’s Catawba Fest this weekend, blending classic rock influences with a vibrant modern style.
Duke Energy and county officials will test outdoor emergency sirens around the Catawba and McGuire nuclear stations on Wednesday, Oct.
7 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.—the three-minute full-volume test sounds for maintenance so no public action is needed.
A new CBO report released on Thursday, Sept.
17 shows Social Security’s retirement trust fund will run out by fiscal 2032 which could force a 26 percent benefits cut for local recipients starting in 2033 — over 87,000 beneficiaries in York and Lancaster counties rely on these checks monthly.
Winthrop and Campbell played a nonconference match at the Eakes Athletics Complex on Sept.
22 that ended in a scoreless tie. The game had multiple keeper saves and marked the first tie in 33 meetings while the Eagles will host High Point on Sept. 29.
Winthrop Athletics announced its women’s basketball schedule that starts Dec.
30 at Winthrop Coliseum with High Point and continues with home and away games through Feb. 27. The regular season ends with the championship in March (at Freedom Hall Civic Center in Johnson City).
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