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York County Council listens to D2 residents: Approves impact fees
Clover, S.C. – The Clover School District Board of Trustees approved new attendance zones on Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. This was a regularly scheduled monthly business meeting, and the new school attendance lines for the three new schools opening next school year were the main topic.
CLOVER, S.C. - Clover School District’s Board of Trustees met in a special called meeting on September 15, 2025, at 6 p.m. to hear feedback from the first two CSD Reassignment Community Input sessions and the feedback form. Alternative zoning options were also presented. There will be one more Community Input Session on September 16, 2025, at 6 p.m. at the Clover School District Auditorium. District officials analyzed the input from both community sessions and the 243 survey responses to determine the themes of concern regarding the proposed new attendance zones. Based on the analysis, ten specific neighborhood concerns were identified and presented to the board. Out of those ten, three recommendations were made. Options without recommendations were presented for the other seven major concerns.
A new era for agriculture education in Western York County officially began on Monday, June 9, as community leaders, students, and educators gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of the long-awaited Western York County Agriculture Arena.
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York County Council listens to D2 residents: Approves impact fees
CLOVER, SC - The first solar-powered Domino’s in the world opened on January 3 in Clover, South Carolina, at 119 Alden Oaks Road. The building features solar panels on the roof, side panels, parking lot lights, and two EV charging stations.
CLOVER, S.C. - Raymond Scott, or Pastor Ray as most people know him and the leader of Greater Things Ministry, has an inspiring and unconventional story of how he became a pastor. His journey wasn’t a typical one-he spent years resisting his calling before finally embracing it.
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CLOVER, SC - Exciting progress is underway at Clover Area Assistance Center (CAAC) as the organization nears the completion of its much anticipated Outreach and Administration Center.
LAKE WYLIE, SC - Carrie Bolin has been named Lake Wylie Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year for 2024. Throughout her career, Bolin has demonstrated a deep commitment to students, the community, and the future of Lake Wylie.
CLOVER, SC - For Black History Month, the Roaring Eagle chose to highlight one of Clover’s most well-known citizens, Mr. Bennie Bennett.
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York County Council listens to D2 residents: Approves impact fees
CLOVER, S.C. - The District 4 Student Council Rally brought together students from across the state to learn how to overcome challenges and develop their leadership skills. Held at Clover High School, the rally focused on the theme of “Tackling Reel Leadership,” aiming to inspire students to persist as leaders while embracing new ideas and tackling opportunities.
Clover, SC - October 2, 2024 - In an exciting announcement that promises to bring national recognition to Clover High School, the Bands of Clover have been invited to perform at the iconic Rose Bowl Parade on January 1, 2026, in Pasadena, California. This prestigious event, now in its 137th year, will mark a significant milestone for the Clover High School marching band, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year.
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