Good morning, Rock Hill.

Authorities discovered an adult male's body in the Catawba River near the Highway 9 bridge in Chester County on August 6 and launched an investigation after a driver reported seeing the body floating near the boat landing, with his identity still unknown + potential foul play being considered.

Joe Detrell Gause was sentenced to 30 years in prison on August 6—after pleading guilty to the murder of Brandon Robinson, who was shot multiple times at his home in Conway on December 11 when Gause posed as a delivery driver.

Rock Hill officials said the Tom S.

Gettys Center will not close in August and that the York County Arts Council will continue running it on a month-to-month lease starting in September—this change stops the planned auction and leaves local artists worried about the center's future.

USC is preparing for its fall semester as early student move-ins are expected to increase traffic and parking challenges with classes beginning on August 16.

Officials advise pedestrians and drivers to use extra caution—local businesses also anticipate a boost in patronage during this busy period.

Governor Henry McMaster will issue an executive order in the coming days to limit SNAP benefits from buying candy and soda—if the USDA grants a waiver.

The measure could affect more than 580,000 people and join similar restrictions already approved in a dozen states.

On August 6, Dr. Joseph Cheatle—neurosurgeon with Piedmont Medical Center and Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates—and Paulette Linker raised awareness about Norman Pressure Hydrocephalus in a podcast that informed the public about the brain disorder.

Matt Lucas won on August 2 at the Q City 9-Ball Tour event at Sticks & Stones in Rock Hill and split the cash prize with Daniel 'Papa John' Adams after beating tough competitors.

His win—his second in the tour—boosted his profile and will raise his handicap in upcoming matches.

LIVE MUSIC: James Delco

5:30-8:30 p.m. — CCB Bistro & Vine — Order ahead recommended — Enjoy an evening of live music at this local bistro.

2nd Annual Reunion Weekend

3:30-7:00 p.m. — Manchester Meadows Park — Check for ticket info — Celebrate community in the heart of Rock Hill at this fun-filled reunion event.

Open House in Seven Oaks

6-8 p.m. — 1607 Essex Hall Dr — Free entry — Explore this charming home in the desirable Seven Oaks community, featuring spacious interior and modern amenities.

Zumba Class at Emmett Scott Center

6-7 p.m. — Emmett Scott Center — $6 — Get your groove on with a fun Zumba session led by instructor Tressa Waters.

Hand, Knee & Foot Game Session

1-4 p.m. — Fewell Park Center — Free entry — Engage in a fun and social card game on Tuesday afternoons.

Morning of Table Tennis

9-11 a.m. — Boyd Hill Recreation Center — Free entry — Enjoy a spirited morning of table tennis with the OWLS Club.

Chair Yoga

10-11 a.m. — Northside Recreation Center — Donation to Instructor — Experience the calming benefits of yoga while seated for support and balance.

Bocce at Boyd Hill Recreation Center

9 AM – 12 PM — Boyd Hill Recreation Center — Free participation — Enjoy a friendly game of bocce with the OWLS Club in the heart of Rock Hill.

In-Person Free Robotics/Math Workshop for Kids

10:00 – 11:30 AM — Hampton Inn Rock Hill — Free entry — Discover the exciting world of robotics and math in a fun workshop designed for kids aged 7-14.

Morning of Table Tennis

9-11 a.m. — Northside Recreation Center — Free entry — Engage in friendly table tennis matches with the OWLS Club.