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Askale Angesom Hailu has the right to call America home. That's because last week, the Tega Cay mother and daughter were granted citizenship, making last Saturday about so much more than popping firecrackers.
Dale Corzine's strategy was simple. "Just eat, dip the dog in water, eat as fast as you can and eat as many as you can," he said.
Contractor sues York County councilman
A Fort Mill construction worker has filed a civil case against York County Councilman Paul Lindemann claiming he was stiffed for work he did on a Tega Cay home Lindemann ownes.
Fort Mill broadcasts to begin soon
Fort Mill officials plan to add some spice to local access Channel 19 that for years has shown town-related still slides.
Jackson CDs in short supply in Rock Hill
The King of Pop's death has local music stores scrambling to keep his CDs in stock, as a wave of customer interest not seen in more than three decades offers solid proof of the performer's wide-ranging popularity.
In Our Schools - June 17, 2009
When former Fort Mill resident Melody Delaney Martin walked across the stage on April 25 to accept her diploma during Strayer University's commencement ceremony in Atlanta, she achieved a dream almost 30 years in the making.
Tega Cay to acquire alternative fuel cars
The city of Tega Cay is stepping up its efforts to help improve air quality. Soon, the city's fleet of cars and trucks will include almost a dozen alternative fuel vehicles, City Manager Grant Duffield said.
Tree City will use grant to buy eco-friendly vehicles
The City of Tega Cay is stepping up its efforts to help improve air quality. Soon, the city's fleet of cars and trucks will include almost a dozen alternative fuel vehicles, City Manager Grant Duffield said.
Bluffton down to final four for town manager spot
The town of Bluffton has narrowed its list of town manager candidates from 400 to four, town officials confirmed Monday.
Police blotter - June 10, 2009
A 24-year-old woman faces a domestic violence charge after police said she slapped a Tega Cay man and grabbed him in the crotch area because he was looking at a magazine that she did not approve of.
Fort Mill board member won't run for state House
Fort Mill attorney and school board member Michael Johnson said Tuesday he has decided not to run for the state House.
940 is limit for Gold Hill Elementary
Gold Hill Elementary won't be accepting new students for next school year, Fort Mill School District officials decided.
Pet of the Week: Samantha and Oreo
Samantha and Oreo moved to Tega Cay with parents Jim and Debbie Barone in March 2008.
His hard work made the difference
Mattson Smith, 18, of Tega Cay, is a senior at Fort Mill High School and will attend Furman University.
Fugitive on foot prompts Gold Hill schools to act
A Mecklenburg County fugitive caused a lockdown Friday morning Gold Hill Elementary and Middle schools in Tega Cay, but the disruption lasted less than an hour.
Passengers, Here Are Your Bags
The reunions have been occurring, one by one, for the last couple of weeks. The doorbell rings and an unfamiliar face presents boxes filled with personal belongings.
Tega Cay's new budget has some cuts
The city has a balanced budget. For now. But the budget of approximately $5 million features a contingency plan that nearly sits on empty.
The field of contenders for outgoing state Rep. Carl Gullick's seat could include: a. A Fort Mill school board member; b. A heating and air service founder; c. A real estate developer; d. A billboard company owner; e. All of the above.
Spratt secures funding for Tega Cay connector road
U.S. Rep. John Spratt, D-York, secured $712,500 to build a roadway connecting highways 98 and 160 in Tega Cay.
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