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The Clover Board of Trustees proposed new attendance lines for the upcoming 2026 school year at the Board of Trustees meeting on Aug. 25.

CSD proposes new attendance lines

By Evan Frintner, CHS Junior

Western York County breaks ground on new agriculture arena

BY KYLEE LOWE, CHS SENIOR

River Hills EMS needs donations. The Roaring Eagle meets with staff to learn how our community can help.

Stat Zero: The EMS Crisis York County Can’t Ignore Anymore

BY EMILY BELK, CHS SENIOR

Clover High School’s band has been selected to perform in the 2026 Rose Parade, making history as the 7th band from South Carolina to be part of the event in 137 years. Out of 60 bands invited, Clover is one of only 10 chosen to participate. To celebrate this achievement, Mark Leavens, the president of the Roses Association, visited Clover High School.

Rose Parade President visits Clover to celebrate CHS Band

BY CLOEY HARRIS, CHS JUNIOR

This month, we’re shining a spotlight on SC Tide, a local baseball organization based out of Clover, SC, for their incredible efforts in giving back to the community!

SC Tide steps up to fight hunger in Clover

BY EMILY BELK, CHS SENIOR

On April 21, Tammy Mays of Clover, South Carolina is running to defy cancer as a member of the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team in the 129th Boston Marathon®.

Clover resident running to raise money for cancer research

BY NATHALIE SCZUBLEWSKI, MEDIA RELATIONS MANAGER FOR THE DANA FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE, GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

Shakkia Walker, head coach of the Clover High School Ladies Varsity Basketball team, has been named Region Three Coach of the Year following a unanimous vote from her fellow coaches. The prestigious honor underscores her exceptional leadership and the remarkable season her team delivered under her guidance.

Shakkia Walker earns Region 3 Coach of the Year

BY CLOEY HARRIS, CHS JUNIOR

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

CHS Basketball represents at All-Region games

BY LILY WALLACE, CHS JUNIOR

CHS Spring sports aim high

BY LILY WALLACE, CHS JUNIOR

The Free Store is a community help center geared towards providing free goods to our community.

Charity Highlight: The Free Store

BY HOPE MILLER, CHS SENIOR

The Clover High School Sapphire Dance Team placed 10th in the nation at the Contest of Champions Championship at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. The competition, held from February 28 to March 2, brought together top teams from across the country to showcase their skills at the national level.

Sapphire Dance Team places tenth at national competition

BY LEILA PARKMAN, CHS SENIOR

Two engineering students from Clover High School (CHS) have made a lasting impact on their community by designing and constructing a ramp to help a disabled student at Griggs Road Elementary School (GRES).

Engineering for accessibility: CHS and GRES students build a ramp

BY COURTNEY NOVELLINO, CHS SENIOR

The Larne Elementary School (LES) third graders in Ms. Shealy’s, Mrs. Sanders’, and Mrs. Jackson’s classes hatched chicks for the third year in a row. Given the eggs from the Clemson Extension 4H office, the 80 third graders kept “…the eggs in incubators for the incubation period of 21 days.�” according to Karla Sanders, LES teacher.

Larne Elementary students learn the life cycle by hatching chicks

BY KYLEE LOWE, CHS JUNIOR

A new addition to the local business scene is set to arrive this spring with the opening of the Corner Market.

The Corner Store brings unique items to Clover

BY KAYA SPENCER, CHS JUNIOR

Ciao Bella Coffee and Sweets is located in Lake Wylie, right next to Lily’s Bistro at 4547 Charlotte Highway.

Coffee culture grows with the opening of Ciao Bella

BY KAYA SPENCER, CHS JUNIOR

York County Council met on March third and March 17 . In addition to continued opposition to Silfab, rezoning matters, and general expenditure approval, the council heard both a first and second reading of a new Impact Fee to be imposed on new builds in the Fort Mill School District.

County Council considers new impact fee for Fort Mill

BY COURTNEY NOVELLINO, CHS SENIOR

A salute to strawberry season

BY CHEF FRANCINE MARZ, CHS CULINARY ARTS TEACHER

This month, we are honored to feature our very first bonded pair in Dog of the Month history—Holly & Millie! These two beautiful senior girls, currently at the Humane Society of York County, are searching for a loving home where they can stay together forever.

Dog of the month: Meet Holly & Millie Our First Bonded Pair!

BY EMILY BELK, CHS SENIOR

CSD Board of Trustees appoints Principals for new schools

BY STEPHANIE KNOTT, CSD PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER, GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

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