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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Rediscover Main Street: Fort Mill History Museum connects the dots from Springs Mills and the Catawba to the storefronts you pass every day, with galleries, programs, and a self-guided Downtown Walking Tour that turns errands into stories.
Bloom therapy, anyone?: Whether you need a quiet loop or a color-splashed reset, Glencairn Garden delivers with flower-filled walkways, tiered fountains, ponds, boardwalks, and even a Veterans Garden.
Rooftop river views: Locals know The Pump House nails the trifecta of Southern-inspired chophouse plates, hand-crafted cocktails, and a Wine Spectator award-winning wine list, all right on the Catawba River.
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The five stories York County readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A 21-year-old man's body was found in Lake Wylie, marking the fourth publicly-known death on the South Carolina lake this year.
Full story at wbtv.com ↗
Gas prices in the Carolinas are nearly $1 higher than they were at this time last year, but in Fort Mill, South Carolina, drivers are finding a significant discount at three gas stations offering nearly 40 cents less than the state average.
Full story at wbtv.com ↗
South Carolina has a number of small restaurants that make a detour worthwhile.
Full story at decorhint.com ↗
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hospital Authority is seeking to add about 10 more acres to their Atrium Health Fort Mill Development, bringing their property to 94.4 acres.
Full story at wsoctv.com ↗
Target (NYSE:TGT) has secured a $20.8 million York County building permit for a new 144,791-square-foot store.
Full story at wsoctv.com ↗
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