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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South Carolina’s Job Market Grows in May; Unemployment Rate Ticks Down

4 days ago | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina’s labor market continued to show strength in May 2025, with gains in employment and a slight dip in the statewide unemployment rate, according to the latest data released by the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW). The number of employed residents rose to a seasonally adjusted 2,453,733 — an increase of 5,160 compared to April and 25,136 more than in May 2024. The state’s total labor force also grew, climbing by 4,395 people to 2,559,438.
Tega Cay’s Megan Cairns Wins National Title in Horsemanship at IEA Finals

4 days ago | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

Cairns secured her spot at nationals after winning the regional IEA competition in Lumberton, NC, in February 2025—a second straight regional championship that has set the stage for her national success. The talented rider previously earned national qualification in 2024 after triumphing at the Southeast Regionals in Tennessee, where she made her debut at the Nationals in Texas. At this year’s IEA National Finals, held June 21–22, Megan distinguished herself in the Western Horsemanship class.
Local Students Named to President’s and Dean’s Lists at College of Charleston for Spring 2025

2 weeks ago | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

CHARLESTON, SC (June 12, 2025) — The College of Charleston has announced that more than 2,100 students were named to the President’s List and over 1,880 students were named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2025 semester. The following local students were recognized for their academic achievements. To qualify for the President’s List (Highly Distinguished), students must earn a GPA of 3.800 or higher and complete a minimum of 12 semester hours. Thomas Brown of Clover majoring in Exercise Science.
TSA Reiterates Warning: Avoid Airport USB Chargers and Public Wi‑Fi

2 weeks ago | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is again urging travelers to steer clear of public USB charging ports and unsecured airport Wi‑Fi—a warning echoed by federal agencies including the FCC and FBI. Juice‑Jacking: A Persistent Threat“Juice‑jacking” occurs when hackers embed malware into public USB ports, exploiting connected devices to steal data or install malicious software. Despite no confirmed widespread attacks, federal authorities continue sounding the alarm.
Baxter Collection & Recycling Center to Temporarily Close for Upgrades Starting July 14

2 weeks ago | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

The Baxter Collection and Recycling Center, located on Highway 160, will temporarily close beginning July 14 to allow for continued renovation work, including the construction of a new turn lane into the facility. The center is expected to reopen on or before September 2. The temporary closure is part of ongoing infrastructure upgrades aimed at improving access and overall functionality of the site.
FBI Issues Urgent Warning: Over 1 Million Android Devices Compromised by Goldoson Malware

2 weeks ago | tegacaysun.com | Thomas Hyslip

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a critical Public Service Announcement (PSA) regarding a sophisticated malware campaign that has reportedly compromised over one million Android devices. The malicious software, identified as “Goldoson,” is embedded within seemingly legitimate applications and can hijack sensitive user data without their knowledge or consent.
Tega Cay City Council Approves First Reading of Golf Cart Operation at Night, Adjusts Recreation Fees

2 weeks ago | tegacaysun.com | Patrick Byrne

The Tega Cay City Council held a special meeting on Monday, June 9, 2025, at the Philip T. Glennon Center. The meeting included discussions and actions on wastewater treatment plant upgrades, golf cart regulations, and amendments to the Parks & Recreation fee schedule. The meeting began with a call to order, Pledge of Allegiance, and a moment of silence, followed by an executive session for legal advice on litigation matters, with no votes taken during the closed session.
Fort Mill Dermatology Clinic Offers Free Skin Cancer Screenings for Melanoma Monday and Skin Cancer Awareness Month

2 months 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

Mar 27, 2025 | 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

Mar 20, 2025 | 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.