Good morning, Fort Mill.

The South Carolina Department of Agriculture inspected 263 eateries in York County in September and found nine establishments that received B or C grades due to sanitation & food handling issues.

Establishments with lower grades will be re-inspected within ten days to lower the risk of foodborne illness.

A recent WorldAtlas ranking named Fort Mill and Clover as two of South Carolina's liveliest towns for active seniors due to their mix of outdoor recreation and community events.

Fort Mill offers a 2,100-acre nature preserve — Anne Springs Close Greenway — and a walkable downtown that draws retirees.

On October 2nd, the Indian Land Warriors beat the Nation Ford Falcons 3—1 in volleyball as late errors cost the Falcons the match and coach Amanda Scott noted that taking a set showed progress.

Meanwhile, the Catawba Ridge girls’ golf team improved to 13—0 with wins over Indian Land and Northwestern, the Fort Mill girls’ tennis team edged Rock Hill, and the Nation Ford girls’ volleyball team advanced to 8—0 in Region 3—5A.

Nation Ford's girls beat Indian Land and Rock Hill's boys rallied past Fort Mill High School to secure 3-1 conference wins on Thursday night on their home courts—Nation Ford led early with dominant sets while Rock Hill recovered after an opening loss.

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.