Officials are working to fix a pump at the Catawba Nuclear Station that has leaked more than 100 gallons of water with traces of tritium, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen, according to federal regulators.
Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery has been awarded medals for its hard ciders at the annual Great Lakes International Cider and Perry Competition, which included more than 400 entrants.
York County Council gave initial approval last week to a development that would bring close to 550 new residences along Hwy. 160 in Fort Mill, though there’s still work to be done on the plan.
Shoppes at the Landing is nearing completion of its first new homes.
The former Wher-rena Boatland building is coming down to make room for more growth, though plans aren’t being announced yet as to what’ll be there.
Friends in Business of Lake Wylie, a local business networking group, will hold its May lunch meeting at 11:30 a.m. May 15 at All Saints Catholic Church.
It is a question many people have been asking recently. The short answer: Yes.
York Electric Cooperative Inc. will hold its 72nd annual meeting Saturday, May 11, at 1385 E. Alexander Love Hwy.
The Lake Wylie Friends in Business will meet at the Grid Iron in Steele Creek at 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 1.
Charlotte City Council unanimously approved a rezoning April 22 for a Steele Creek outlet mall without some hoped-for promises of help for Lake Wylie residents who live with mud washed away from earlier developments.