CHS Basketball represents at All-Region games

With an outstanding basketball season behind them, four Clover High School basketball players represented their teams in All-Region play.

Boys All-Region honors Clover standout

Senior J’shon Watson was the team’s lone All-Region selection this season after a standout year on both sides of the ball. Known for his work ethic and leadership, Watson made key plays throughout region competition and the playoffs, helping propel the team to its first Elite Eight appearance since 2009. Fellow seniors Owen Galeota and Devin Agard also played pivotal roles in the postseason run.

Three Lady Blue Eagles earn All-Region honors

The Lady Blue Eagles were well represented on the All-Region 3-AAAAA team, with junior Clara Powell, sophomore Olivia Lewter, and senior Samara Lucas earning postseason honors following a region championship season.

Lucas, a senior and four-year varsity letter winner, was named Region 3-AAAAA Player of the Year. She led the Lady Blue Eagles in both scoring and rebounding, recording 16 double-doubles. Her dominant performance also earned her a spot on the 5A All-State Girls’ Basketball Team and selection to the prestigious North-South All-Star Game.

Powell, a junior and four-year varsity veteran, knocked down a team-high 51 three-pointers and provided steady leadership throughout the season. She will return next year as a key piece for the defending region champions.

Lewter, a sophomore and three-year letter winner, filled the stat sheet across the board. She led the team in steals, blocks, and field goal percentage, while continuing to grow as an on-court leader. With two seasons still ahead of her, she’s expected to be a major contributor moving forward.

As Watson and Lucas move on to other ventures, the lessons they have instilled in their younger teammates won’t be forgotten. And Powell and Lewter will certainly continue their excellence next year.

York County Council listens to D2 residents: Approves impact fees

By By Evan Frintner, CHS Junior and Kelly Clark, Roaring Eagle Editor-In-Chief • November 18, 2025
York County Council listens to D2 residents: Approves impact fees 

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The Cattle Car

Kindness Corner: Girl Scout Troop 888 spreads joy and service

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LAKE WYLIE, S.C. - At Girl Scout Troop 888, the motto “make the world a better place” is more than just a slogan-it’s a guiding principle. With 87 members ranging from Kindergarten to 7th grade, Troop 888 is making a big impact in the Lake Wylie and Clover communities. Under the leadership of Lucinda Woodard, a lifetime Girl Scout with nearly 28 years of experience, the troop is dedicated to teaching young girls the importance of service and giving back.

Recipes from Ireland

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CLOVER, SC - Dr. Francine Marz encountered both of these dishes on a trip to Ireland. She found them unique and wanted to share them with our readers.

Kindness Corner: A Spotlight on Community Compassion

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Welcome to the Kindness Corner, where we celebrate acts of kindness that make a real difference in our community. Each month, we’ll highlight heartwarming stories of generosity and showcase ways you can get involved in spreading kindness too.

Recipes for special February events

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Loaded Buffalo Blue Idaho Potato Chips

Chef Marz’s award winning Chili Frito Pie

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Editor’s Note: Clover High School recently held it’s first annual faculty chili cook-off. During a home wrestling match, faculty, staff, and family members gathered to enjoy socializing, eating wonderful chili, and cheering on the CHS Wrestling Team.

Dog of the Month: Meet Butler

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YORK, SC - Meet Butler, the bright eyed, always-smiling Dog of the Month! This spunky 1-year-and 7-month-old Lab-Retriever mix has been stealing hearts since he arrived at the Humane Society of York County (HSYC) as an owner surrender over a year ago-at just four months old, yes, he’s just a baby! Like many puppies, he was likely more than his family expected, but their loss could be your gain!

Dog of the Month: Meet Myrrh!

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YORK, SC - Meet Myrrh, the Humane Society of York County’s Dog of the Month! At 5 years old, this sweet German Shepherd mix is ready to find his forever home after spending more than two years at the shelter.

Dog of the Month: Meet Gander

October 15, 2025
YORK, S.C. - just After 2 and 1/2 years at the Humane Society of York County (HSYC), Gander, a lovable terrier mix, is still waiting for his forever home. Surrendered by his previous owner, Gander has proven to be a sweet and affectionate companion, winning over the hearts of everyone at the shelter with his charm and enthusiasm. During his time at HSYC, Gander completed ZOOM ROOM training, where he showcased his sharp mind and eagerness to please. His playful personality, combined with his new skills, makes him an ideal match for a family looking for an active and loving pet. Described as “100% adorable,” Gander loves spending time with humans and would be happy to share his space with a canine sibling, provided the introductions go well. Whether it’s playing fetch, relaxing on the couch, or enjoying some roughhousing, Gander is ready for a life filled with joy and affection. Gander is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and tested-fully prepared for his new home. Despite his long wait, shelter staff remain hopeful that the right family will offer Gander the stability and love he deserves.“He’s such a sweet boy who’s been waiting far too long for his chance at happiness,” said a shelter representative.