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May 2015
| May 8
May 8, 2015
Rock Hill native is fourth person in family with his name to graduate from The Citadel
Winthrop to award degrees to 626 during commencement Saturday
Church News from York, Chester, Lancaster counties: Saturday, May 9, 2015
Ask Mr. Dad: Keeping close with long-distance parenting
Buddhist leader of millions visits West Baltimore
Winthrop lacrosse faces UVA Friday night in NCAA first round
Martinez brothers relish home game in Rock Hill
Nine South Pointe Stallions sign on Friday
High school notes: Northwestern’s Logan Rudolph picks up first football offer
Panthers notebook: Byrd’s speed impossible to ignore
Clover softball solves Fort Mill, advances
Virginia women oust Winthrop from NCAA lacrosse tournament
Gay man’s mom seeks to comprehend Sharon-area churches’ rejection
SC Common Core plan is nothing but a shell game
Honoring Rock Hill’s home front: Military Spouse Appreciation Day
Rock Hill hosts first food truck event this month
Bread and butter battle sends Flipside chef to finals
Fort Mill School District begins spending bond money
Lowe’s, Habitat working together to fix Paradise homes
Family boating safety event May 16 on Lake Wylie
Belmont wells test high for metals near coal ash station
Lake Wylie land change decision bumped to June
The River Rat serving Art Night May 20 in Lake Wylie
Birth mothers Day a chance for local moms to bond
Fort Mill residents celebrate Day of Prayer
Letter: Thanks from Make-A-Wish SC
Video: Fort Mill hosts the SC tourism Grits Stop
Fishing night ‘perfect’ but not so many bites on Lake Wylie
News briefs: Lake Wylie piano students become fraternity members
Business briefs: Nominations wanted for arts partnership award
Oakridge Middle School releases honor roll
School news: Clover High art students’ works on display, for sale
Clover High students take part in National Day of Prayer
Religion news: Hear The Hinson Girls at May 17 Steele Creek church service
Everyday Grace: Pull the weeds and plant good seeds
Sports brief: Lions tournament June 15 in Lake Wylie
Boating safety course May 16 in York
Events: Hears sounds of Def Leppard May 15 in Lake Wylie
Nation Ford exits tennis playoffs
Self-inflicted goal first of 3 as Nation Ford upset in soccer playoffs
Clover man sentenced to 30 days for violating bond
Deputies probe hit-and-run, shooting on I-77 in Fort Mill
Suspect in drug Thermos traffic stop surrenders to Rock Hill Police
2 Northwestern students charged after chewing gum incident, fight
SCDOT workers report stolen equipment from Rock Hill construction site