Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 11th of December.
Good morning, Fort Mill.
At its December 9 meeting, Fort Mill School Board approved dual credit courses and a policy to allow non-resident employees to enroll their children for fees of $500 in-state and $1,500 out-of-state.
The board also celebrated achievements for Nation Ford High School and state champion cross country teams.
Riverwalk Academy principal Erica McCray was awarded the prestigious Milken Educator Award & $25,000 prize during a school assembly on Dec.
9. She led the shift towards project-based learning and enhanced community engagement at the academy.
Officials with Clemson University’s DPI discovered an invasive yellow-legged hornet nest in McConnells on Dec.
8—the first seen outside the Lowcountry. A local beekeeper reported hawking near hives, and trained personnel will remove the nest later this week to protect honeybees.
Dr. Hall of Hall Chiropractic Center advises residents that walking barefoot on clean floors can boost foot strength and circulation while also letting feet breathe, though those with diabetes, poor circulation, or skin conditions should choose soft footwear for protection.
He recommends keeping floors clean to help enjoy these benefits safely.
Fort Mill wrestling (record 8-0) continued winning on Dec.
10 with decisive wins over Blacksburg and York. The team will host the Kingsley Classic on Friday, Dec. 12 and Saturday, Dec. 13.
Ruck and Roll Fun Run
8:30 a.m. — Fort Mill, SC — Participation fee required — Join the community for a lively 1 Mile Fun Run and 5K.
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