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Clover stuns defending champ South Pointe 22-21 in overtime of SCHSL 4A second round
ROCK HILL, S.C. (WBTV) - The kings of 4A in South Carolina have been knocked off their throne. Defending state champion South Pointe saw its bid to defend its title come to an end with a 22-21 overtime loss at home against Clover in the second round Friday night. The...
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Northwestern pulls away late to beat Rock Hill 42-17 in SCHSL 5A second round
ROCK HILL, S.C. (WBTV) - Northwestern hasn’t found itself in many close games this season. However Rock Hill put up a much stronger fight than in the regular season finale that saw the Trojans beat the Bearcats 44-0. Northwestern led 28-17 in the fourth quarter with Rock Hill driving...
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After losing fight to save heritage oak in Freedom Park, she wants developers held to account
In mid-October, Meigan Alexander asked herself, “ Can we save this tree? ” The tree in question was a 100-year-old oak tree shading the corner of Salem Drive and Idlewood Circle, across the street from her home in Charlotte’s Freedom Park neighborhood. The tree wasn’t sick or in danger of falling. But it and another heritage tree in the backyard were in the way of a redevelopment project, according to the property owners and developer Amin Ventures . When Alexander and other neighbors learned Amin Ventures intended to cut down both trees, they pushed back. Alexander led the charge, reaching out to the city and trying to contact the developer about a compromise. Her request was simple: Save the tree on the corner. “Even if (the tree) is taken down, we know that we have done everything that we could within our power to try and work with the developer and save that tree to benefit everyone,” Alexander said in October. So, could Alexander save that tree? No. On Nov. 9, the home was demolished. Both trees were gone the following day. A dirt plot remains. “At least we can say we put the effort in, and we did try,”
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First Alert: Tracking another round of freezing temperatures in the Carolinas
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - As the cold air continues to spread across the Carolinas, we can expect a few more nights of freezing temperatures. Get ready for a stretch of sunny and dry conditions along with the chilly temperatures continuing through most of next week. Overnight, expect clear and cold conditions with lows in the 20s and 30s. Sunday will be another gorgeous but cold day with highs in the 50s.