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‘Night of One Acts’ cancels...

The approaching hurricane may have put a damper on this weekend’s performances, but the shows will be rescheduled for a later date.
For details, visit www.lancasterplayhouse.com or www.facebook.com/theatreatCPLC or call (803) 285-7451.

Knights crown Vols, 28-17

AJ Volunteers drop first loss on the 2018 season, falling to North Central, 28-17.

Bruins, Vols stay unbeaten

Lancaster and Andrew Jackson each improved to 4-0 with wins Friday night.

Lancaster topped Nation Ford, 24-13, and AJ rolled to 47-2 home win over Great Falls.

In other action, Rock Hill ripped Indian Land, 34-7 and Buford fell in Parkwood, 30-22

Bruins flog Falcons, 24-13

FORT MILL – The Lancaster Bruins, for the first time since 2015, are 4-0 and champs of Fort Mill area football.

The Bruins, facing a Fort Mill high school for the second straight week, notched another solid victory over a neighboring eastern York County Class AAAAA high school on Friday night.

A week ago, the Bruins clawed Fort Mill, 42-14, and followed with a 24-13 road win over Nation Ford.

Thorne-Glover Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thorne announce the engagement of their daughter, Kaylen Nicole Thorne, to Gabriel Neal Glover, all of Lancaster.

The wedding is planned for 4 p.m. Oct. 13, 2018, at The Bottle Factory in Monroe, N.C.

Miss Thorne is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baxley of Lancaster and Ms. Betty Thorne of Great Falls. She is a 2013 graduate of Lancaster High School and a 2018 graduate of Anderson University with a bachelor of science in nursing. She is a registered nurse at Lexington Medical Center.

Rock Hill grounds Indian Land,...

Lee McManus

For The Lancaster News

ROCK HILL – Indian Land was again on the road Friday night, this time against the Rock Hill Bearcats.

For a while it looked as if it might be deja vu all over as, just as they did last week, the determined Warriors kept it close in the first half in their 14-9 comeback win over York.

Class AAAAA Rock Hill, however, used a strong running game and stout defense to turn a 7-0 lead into a 34-7 win over the Warriors on Friday night at District Three Stadium in Rock Hill.

Shrine Race ready to roll...

Lancaster Motor Speedway roars back into action with a Thursday night special this week.

The annual Shrine Race, a LMS fixture for years, but absent from the track schedule for the past few seasons, is set to make a return Thursday night at the half-mile dirt oval.

LMS fans and drivers have been asking for this race to return to Lancaster Motor Speedway for years.

New track co-promoters Eric Caskey and Shannon Munn have listened and responded and the Shrine Race is headed back to the track.

Sign up now for annual Lancaster...

Lancaster’s Scarecrow Contest is seeking businesses, agencies and individuals to participate in creating scarecrows to be displayed on Main Street to compete for great prizes. Scarecrows will be on exhibit from Oct. 3 - Nov. 3 and viewers will be able to vote for their favorites at locations throughout the Red Rose City.
There is no fee to participate and registration forms can be found online at www.lancastercitysc.com or by calling (803) 289-1498 or emailing jtimmons@lancastercitysc.com. Forms are also available at City Hall, 216 S. Catawba St., Lancaster.

Buford Middle notches win

Staff Reports

The Buford Middle School football team evened its record at 1-1 on the season with a 28-12 win over Chesterfield-Ruby Middle School on Wednesday.

Buford Middle built a 20-6 halftime lead and stayed in control for the 16-point win.

BMS broke on top as Preston Scott raced 40 yards to give the Jackets a 6-0 lead.

Tanner Sellers, who had a big day for the winners, tallied on a 25-yard run to give Buford Middle a 12-0 edge in the first half.

Sellers also scored on the two-point play for a 14-0 lead.

Buford Middle volleyball wins...