HEAL York County

HEAL York County The "Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) York County" coalition and workgroup supports access to healthy choices for all people throughout our region.

We welcome your involvement. (previously Wholespire York County & Eat Smart Move More York County)

Congratulations to Keystone Behavioral Health for expanding its services. Maybe see you at this morning’s ribbon cutting...
08/21/2026

Congratulations to Keystone Behavioral Health for expanding its services.

Maybe see you at this morning’s ribbon cutting!?

✂️ You're invited to celebrate an exciting new chapter for Keystone!

Join us for our Ribbon Cutting & Community Celebration as we officially unveil our new name and expanded services. While our name is changing, our commitment to serving our community remains stronger than ever.

A New Name. Expanded Services. A New Chapter. Rooted in Our Legacy. Focused on the Future.

📅 Friday, August 21, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM
📍 199 S. Herlong Ave., Rock Hill, SC

Come celebrate with us as we honor our history and look ahead to the future. We hope to see you there! 💜💚

Mochal radio is important! We often hear WRHI Radio. Check them out! 
08/13/2026

Mochal radio is important! We often hear WRHI Radio. Check them out! 

WRHI Radio is expanding !
For more than eight decades, WRHI has been the trusted voice that starts the day for residents across the tri-county area of York, Lancaster and Chester.
What began in 1944 as a pioneering one-person morning show with a blend of news and music has grown into Palmetto Mornings. OTS Media Managing Partner Allan Miller describes the show as “a dynamic, fast-paced morning program reflecting today’s media landscape. We felt it was important to follow the successful entertainment format of many major-market Radio and TV Networks by using a variety of well-known local hosts and co-hosts instead of the traditional two person desk.” The new Palmetto Mornings now features a broader mix of news, interviews, commentary, lifestyle features, business, sports, weather and community events.
The expanded format brings together the local area’s most recognizable broadcasting personalities. Veteran newscasters Manning Kimmel and Steven Stone continue to deliver news and commentary with the award-winning journalism and credibility listeners have trusted for decades. They are now joined regularly throughout the week by familiar voices Chris Miller, Tyler Cupp, Patti Mercer, Catherine Madden, and Chet Tucker. Newcomer Megan Paat will add fresh perspective and additional energy to the broadcasts. Blair Lybrand continues as the show’s producer and director.
More than a Radio show, Palmetto Mornings serves as the daily gathering place for the community—connecting listeners with the people, issues and events shaping life across the region. Its commitment to local journalism, public service and community partnerships has made it an essential part of morning routines for generations. The result is a more engaging, informative and entertaining morning experience that offers more for the growing listening audience. Whether it’s breaking local news, interviews with community leaders, business updates, health information or local sports. Palmetto Mornings delivers local content that simply cannot be found anywhere else.
Palmetto Mornings is the signature program of WRHI, South Carolina’s only 11-time Radio Station of the Year, a distinction unmatched in state broadcasting history. Since 1989, WRHI and the OTS Media Group have earned a statewide record 255 South Carolina Broadcasters Association Awards, recognizing excellence in news, sports, public service, entertainment, production and community service. Included among those honors are 15 statewide awards earned specifically by Palmetto Mornings, including Best Radio Morning Show, Best Radio News/Talk Show and Best Radio Show. In 2026, Palmetto Mornings picked up all three awards, getting the category “sweep” at the annual Statewide STAR Awards.
As media continues to evolve, Palmetto Mornings remains committed to the same mission that has guided the program for more than 80 years: delivering accurate news, meaningful conversations, trusted personalities and unwavering service to the communities it proudly calls home. To local listeners and viewers, it’s not simply a morning show—it’s the voice of our community.

Can you volunteer?
08/03/2026

Can you volunteer?

✨ So close… we just need ONE more coach! ✨

These teams are just one amazing volunteer away from launching this fall! 💜

Could that person be you? You don’t need to be a runner or a teacher—just someone who wants to encourage, inspire, and make a difference in the life of a girl. We provide the training, curriculum, and support… you bring the heart.

Take a look at the teams below. If one is in your community (or you know someone who’d be a great fit), we’d love to connect!

💜 One coach.

🏃 One season.

🌟 A lifetime of impact.

Comment below, send us a message, or email [email protected] to learn more!

07/14/2026

Be safe!

Volunteers are welcome!
07/14/2026

Volunteers are welcome!

🎒📚 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! 💙🧡

It only takes a few hours to make a lifetime of difference.

Join H.O.P.E. as we come together to help local students start the school year with confidence by distributing backpacks and school supplies to families in our community.

Whether you help unload donations, set up the event, or hand out supplies, your time can change a child's future.

🗓 Sunday, July 26, 2026

📦 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Unload Donations
🛠️ 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM | Event Setup
🎒 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM | School Supply Distribution

❤️ No experience needed. Families are welcome. Community service hours available.

👉 Sign up today and be the reason a child starts school with confidence!

🔗 https://www.hoperockhill.com/become-a-volunteer

📞 (800) 357-0905

BackToSchool HOPE ServeOthers MakeADifference YorkCounty

07/14/2026

We are happy for the school districts that have this ag center. Here is the most recent reporting we find online.

07/05/2026

Operation Dry Water works to prevent alcohol and drug-related boating crashes and fatalities through education and enforcement, especially during the busy July 4th holiday weekend. Stay safe and help keep our waterways safe for everyone this summer. Learn more at nasbla.org.

06/27/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT: Today, bicycle riders will pass through York County as part of a 123-mile memorial ride honoring law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty over the past year.

YCSO will es**rt the ride starting around 3:00 p.m. at the state line on Highway 161, continuing on Highway 55 through Clover, and then along Highway 557 toward Lake Wylie before handing off to CMPD at the state line on Buster Boyd Bridge. Then the YCSO will again follow the riders when they come back into SC on Carowinds Blvd. The riders will turn on Highway 51, where CMPD will take over at the state line.

You may see rolling road closures and bicycles traveling together through the area. Please give the riders and es**rts room. Thank you for honoring their ride.

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Clover, SC
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