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April 10, 2015

• Winthrop officials say school is proactive amid SC fraternity troubles
• Randolph: ‘Confederate mentality’ still operates in SC
• South Pointe tops Northwestern for first time in school history
• High school roundup: Clover softball charges past York
• McConnells mine expansion hearing delayed
• Church News from York, Chester, Lancaster counties
• Prayers come in waves at Pepperdine’s Surf Chapel
• Ask Mr. Dad: Gen-X grandparents? Join the club
• Church news: York, Clover spring revivals
• York names new economic development director
• Special Olympics athletes show the hearts of champions
• Tega Cay family’s log cabin adventure to be on HGTV Saturday night
• Will Brandon Williams’ football fairy tale end in the NFL?
• NASCAR Sprint Cup super sub Brett Moffitt ready for anything
• Rock Hill Mayor Echols invited to Idaho as civil rights speaker
• Musical benefit for firefighter Saturday in Gastonia
• SC mother of newborn found in trash bin surrenders to police
• Beaufort air show back after budget shutdown
• Carolina Panthers’ Charles Tillman, 34: ‘I can be an every-down corner’
• Oakridge Middle School girls win in track
• Our View: Keep eye on York County growth
• Kayak fishing tourney April 18 in Carolinas
• Club news: Grab a seat at scholarship luncheon event April 18 in Lake Wylie
• Sports briefs: Superhero 5K April 18 at Lake Wylie
• News briefs: York County Council OKs $5M road improvements
• School news: Palisades Episcopal School students’ art showcased at Mint
• Thursday Night fishing tourneys launch with 41 boats
• Letters to the editor: Enforce speed limit, stop cruelty to opossums
• Business briefs: York County chamber hosts eye center ground breaking
• Events: Learn about growing veggies April 15 at Steele Creek library
• Teens charged with drug possession, illegal carrying of gun in Rock Hill
• Police: Woman caught stealing 118 pairs of panties from Rock Hill Victoria’s Secret
• $7K in music equipment stolen during Rock Hill church concert
• Neighbors angry over Allison Creek development proposal