Tega Cay Sun

The Tega Cay Sun is run by Thomas Hyslip and Patrick Byrne, and is located in Tega Cay, South Carolina. Dedicated to the Tega Cay community, the Tega Cay Sun serves as a platform for local voices. We highlight events, celebrate accomplishments, and strive to provide information that is both fair and accurate. Our goal is to be a reliable source of local news and advertising that is beneficial and meaningful to the residents of the Beautiful Peninsula.

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Fort Mill Dermatology Clinic Offers Free Skin Cancer Screenings for Melanoma Monday and Skin Cancer Awareness Month

1 month ago | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne |Thomas Hyslip

FORT MILL, SC – In a proactive effort to combat the growing prevalence of skin cancer, Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery in Fort Mill is offering free skin cancer screenings throughout the entire month of May. This generous initiative coincides with Melanoma Monday on May 5th and the nationally recognized Skin Cancer Awareness Month, providing a vital opportunity for the Charlotte community to prioritize their health.
Nation Ford Student Selected for Disney Dreamers Academy

2 months ago | tegacaysun.com | Chris Coffee |Thomas Hyslip

FORT MILL, S.C. — Nation Ford High School junior Mason Bucciero has been selected to participate in the prestigious 2025 Disney Dreamers Academy at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. Bucciero joins 100 high school students from across the nation for the five-day program, which began this week. The academy provides students with immersive workshops and seminars led by business leaders, educators, and celebrities, all designed to inspire and cultivate their career aspirations.
Demmerle, Williams Lead Fort Mill's Track Sweep of Clover

2 months ago | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne |Thomas Hyslip

Fort Mill’s track and field teams showcased their strength and depth on March 19th, securing decisive victories over Clover in both the boys’ and girls’ meets. The Yellow Jackets delivered impressive performances across a wide range of events, highlighting their athletes’ dedication and talent. Boys’ Meet Highlights:The Fort Mill boys dominated the track, demonstrating speed and endurance.
Fort Mill High School Track Teams Triumph Over Catawba Ridge in Dual Meet

2 months ago | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne |Thomas Hyslip

The Fort Mill High School’s track and field teams secured victories against Catawba Ridge High School on March 12, 2025. The Fort Mill girls dominated with a score of 148-25, while the boys edged out a narrow win at 87.5 to 85.5. The boys’ meet was decided in the final event, the 4×400-meter relay, where Fort Mill clinched the victory. Several Fort Mill athletes delivered standout performances to help secure the victories.
Snow Flurries Possible in Charlotte Monday Night, Ending Historic Snow Drought?

Dec 2, 2024 | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne |Thomas Hyslip

Snow might finally make an appearance in the Charlotte area early this week. According to forecasts, there’s a slight chance of snow flurries late Monday evening into the early hours of Tuesday morning, marking a potential end to Charlotte’s record-breaking snow drought. The snow chance comes as an Alberta Clipper system sweeps through the region. While significant accumulation is not expected, any flurry sighting would be a welcomed sight for snow enthusiasts.
2024’s Most Fun Cities in America; Charlotte 41st - WalletHub Report

Dec 1, 2024 | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne |Thomas Hyslip

With entertainment accounting for 4.7% of the average person’s spending each year, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2024’s Most Fun Cities in America, as well as expert commentary, to identify the most enjoyable and cost-effective places to live. WalletHub compared more than 180 U.S. cities across 65 key metrics, ranging from fitness clubs per capita to movie costs to the average business hours of breweries. Top 20 Most Fun Cities in America1. Las Vegas, NV11.
Mr. Penny Pincher: Kindness is Worth the Cost

Dec 1, 2024 | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne |Thomas Hyslip

I was at the grocery store the day before Thanksgiving. As you can imagine, the store was packed and the checkout lines were long. While I stood in line, a man passed me with one item in his cart. He noticed the line, muttered an expletive and handed the lone item to an employee, leaving his cart where he stood. Was the shopper overly unkind? It’s not like he berated the employee for the long line or made him feel any less because of it. The situation could’ve been worse.
American Airlines Cracks Down on Line-Skipping at Charlotte Airport with New "Gate Lice" Technology

Nov 30, 2024 | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

American Airlines is introducing new technology to address the issue of “gate lice”—passengers who skip the boarding line. This behavior, where travelers crowd the gate before their designated boarding group is called, can disrupt the boarding process and create frustration, the Associated Press reported. The airline’s new system uses tracking technology to monitor when passengers approach the gate too early or out of order.
Channing Tatum's "Roofman" Casting Extras and Vehicles in Charlotte for December 2

Nov 30, 2024 | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

The production of the upcoming movie Roofman, starring Channing Tatum, is seeking extras and vehicles for filming on Monday, December 2, in Charlotte, NC. The production is calling for local residents to step into specific roles, with particular focus on vehicles from the 1990s to 2007. Current Casting Needs for December 2:Drivers with Vehicles (90s–2007):Four skilled drivers needed to drive their vehicles on set. Filming will take place at a Charlotte location in the morning.
SPRINGFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS “PAY IT FORWARD”

Nov 30, 2024 | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

FORT MILL, SC —Springfield Middle School students are bringing the themes of compassion and empathy to life through a schoolwide Day of Service on November 26th. Inspired by their shared reading of Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde at the start of the school year, the 711 students will partner with 29 local organizations, contributing over 2,800 hours of service to the community in a single day.