Today's News

Jan Tacy
Indian Land Action Council                        Litter Committee Co-Chair
For a second year, the Indian Land community participated in the Great American Clean Up on April 28-29.
More than 200 volunteers and several Adopt-a-Highway groups gave up their Saturday morning or Sunday afternoon to walk the roads of Indian Land, picking up litter.

Jesef Williams
jwilliams@thelancasternews.com
KERSHAW – Can it now be called a gold rush?
Well, not exactly, though curiosity about the resource in southern Lancaster County continues to grow.
Strongbow Exploration Inc., a company based in the Canadian city of Vancouver, is the second group in recent years to perform exploratory drilling for gold near the town of Kershaw.

Gregory A. Summers
gsummers@thelancasternews.com
For many, the two most under-used phrases are “I was wrong” and “I’m sorry.”
However, that’s not the case for 68-year-old Sally Deese.
Deese’s personal list of not-used-enough phrases also includes, “thank you,” and each spring since 1989, she has tried to say that for senior citizens through the Golden Age of Merit Dinner.

Christopher Sardelli
csardelli@thelancasternews.com
A York County woman was recently arrested by city police officers after her car collided with a motorcycle at a stoplight.
Amy Lynn Wood, 30, of Rock Hill, was arrested Saturday, May 5, and charged with first offense driving under the influence, according to a Lancaster Police Department incident report.
The accident happened at the intersection of S.C. 9 Bypass and Canterbury Drive, near Murphy’s gas station.