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A renowned leader in Buddhist teaching makes his first visit to the Carolinas, which includes a stop at The Peaceful Dragon in Steele Creek.
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A York family is waiting to find out whether they can move into their new home after York County officials first told them they could build it, then, once it was finished, said they couldn’t.
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Some Fort Mill residents spoke out at a public hearing to discuss the possible annexation of the 470-acre Waterside subdivision. They expressed concern over traffic and the impact on Fort Mill schools.
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Clover School District announced today Graham Stafford will lead the men’s soccer program, and will teach physical education and health at Clover High School.
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The opening of Discount Tire in Tega Cay is much anticipated by several local businesses.
People, Places, & Things
courtesy of Renee Kinney
enee Kinney, 10, of Lake Wylie, said she took this picture in Crowders Creek while on a canoe with her dad during Memorial Day weekend.
Everyone loves a good story about boating mishaps – as long as it’s not their own.
A Connecticut gun manufacturer is leaving in response to the state's new gun law, passed following the killings of 20 children and six educators in Newtown.
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Organizers say a North Carolina group that offers support to fathers whose wives died of cancer may be the only one of its kind in the country.
Seven al-Qaida-linked militants on a suicide mission attacked the U.N. compound Wednesday with a truck bomb and then poured inside, killing at least 13 people before dying in the assault.
