Homecoming

CLOVER, SC – Clover High School was buzzing with energy on Friday night as the Blue Eagles faced off against the Indian Land Warriors in a riveting homecoming football game at Clover Memorial Stadium. The Eagles secured a victory, winning 21 - 7, delighting a spirited crowd decked out in pink in support of breast cancer.

The atmosphere was electric, with fans cheering passionately as the Blue Eagles rallied to secure the win, solidifying their playoff aspirations.

Halftime brought a special moment as the homecoming court was introduced, leading to the crowning of senior Moniya Caldwell as this year’s homecoming queen. Accompanied by fellow senior Jaeden Latte, Caldwell, a member of the varsity cheer team, expressed her gratitude. “Being named homecoming queen is a dream come true. I’m proud to represent our school,” she said.

The celebration continued, as students and alumni united to revel in school spirit and camaraderie. With a thrilling victory and the crowning of their queen, Clover High School marked a memorable homecoming, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.

Clover School District impact fee passes at $8,000

By BY EVAN FRINTER, CHS JUNIOR AND KELLY CLARK, ROARING EAGLE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • December 18, 2025
YORK COUNTY - York County Council approved an impact fee for Clover School District on Dec. 15, setting the amount at $8,000 for single-family homes.

CSD Impact Fee Ordinance faces final vote

By Evan Frinter and Kelly Clark • December 12, 2025
The Impact Fee Ordinance is up for its third and final reading on Dec. 15, 2025, after passing its second reading unanimously on Nov. 17. However, it only applies to the Urban Service Boundary.

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 

Clover Will Have Two New Eateries and They are Coming This Spring

October 16, 2025
The Cattle Car

Kindness Corner: Girl Scout Troop 888 spreads joy and service

October 15, 2025
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

October 15, 2025
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

October 15, 2025
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

October 15, 2025
Loaded Buffalo Blue Idaho Potato Chips

Chef Marz’s award winning Chili Frito Pie

October 15, 2025
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

October 15, 2025
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!