Good morning, Fort Mill.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health confirmed that two York County skunks tested positive for rabies on Oct 1—one found near Bookout and Percival roads led to the quarantine of two dogs while another near Bynum and Richland avenues resulted in one person exposure.

Officials advise avoiding contact with wild animals and keeping pets up to date on rabies shots.

Northwestern High School Trojans overcame an early deficit and pulled ahead with a 21-point surge in the third quarter to beat the Clover Blue Eagles 52-24 Friday night—showing a strong comeback.

Running back Xavier Means scored two key touchdowns to secure the win—highlighting the team’s determination.

The Rock Hill Bearcats won 23-16 over the Fort Mill Yellow Jackets Friday night as defense limited a strong rally and left Fort Mill's quarterback struggling.

Fort Mill will play at Northwestern next Friday — a matchup fans are watching closely.

The Indian Land Warriors won 34—26 on Oct.

3 against Nation Ford with strong runs by Christian Hunt and Jamol Horton. Nation Ford now stands at 3—3 while Indian Land has improved to 6—0 on the season.

Fort Mill Yellow Jackets fought hard but lost at Rock Hill after failing on a key fourth down conversion, dropping to a record of four wins and three losses overall and zero wins and three losses in region three fiveA + they will face Northwestern High next Friday.

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.