Good morning, Fort Mill.

The Humane Society in Fort Mill seeks homes for Zara, a cat who spent 548 days at the shelter, and Triscuit, an 11-year-old dog cleared of heartworms; visitors can meet both animals at Regent Parkway and may also donate needed items or volunteer at the shelter.

Nation Ford High School Marching Band earned a silver medal at the BOA East Tennessee Regional Championship on Oct.

17 in Johnson City, marking their first national contest of the season. The band will perform at a community event on Oct. 22 at Nation Ford.

Winthrop University volleyball players KeAra Bowen, Lexi Thatcher and Addison Torain earned Big South Conference weekly awards after an undefeated week — Bowen had 21 kills and 3 blocks, Thatcher recorded 89 assists and Torain notched 32 digs in key wins over UNC Asheville and USC Upstate.

Winthrop’s cross country teams achieved personal bests in Spartanburg at the USC Upstate Invitational on Oct.

17, with the women’s team finishing 13th and Spencer Shealy finishing 49th in the men’s 8K + they will return on Oct. 30 for the Big South Championships.

Fort Mill and Catawba Ridge girls’ golf teams qualified for state tournaments next week.

Catawba Ridge earned a 332 at Chester Golf Club and will play in the 4A state championship at Hackler on Oct. 26+27, while Fort Mill placed third at Greer and advances to River Hills.