See Tega Cay SC

Concert Headliner is The Stranger

The Ultimate and complete tribute to Bill Joel

Concert Info:

* All concerts are at Runde Field, except for the 10/30 Octoberfest show

* Opening bands take the stage at 6, Headliners at 7

* Great vendors– Town Tavern, Jersey Mike’s, Fratelli’s, Donato’s, Maggie Moos and Brusters

* Kids area with Jumpy Castles, popcorn and cotton candy!

* Park at Turner Field and take the shuttle to Runde; additional parking at the lower tennis courts

– just a short walk to Runde (parking at Runde is for vendors, band & volunteers only) A special

thanks goes out to Kid’s ‘R’ Kid’s for providing the shuttle this year

* NO BYOB, NO DOGS, NO GRILLS

The 2010 Tega Cay Fall Festival will be an indoor/outdoor event this year. It will be held on October 30, 2010 at the Glennon Conference Center this year and will be followed by a concert. Arts and crafts produced by our local artists will be featured between 10:30 AM– 5 PM and the concert from 6 PM – 10 PM. Children’s games and food will be provided throughout the day and evening. The Fall Festival offers something for everyone and we invite you to join the Tega Cay/Fort Mill community for this exciting day full of activities, exhibitions and a children’s play area.

For More info Tega Cay Fall Festival

Tega Cay Neighbors Helping Neighbors  4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Sunday October 10th, 2010 Sponsored by  Piedmont Medical Center.

4 person Captain’s Choice

1:00 SHOTGUN START

$125 per person $500 per team

Awards, Prizes, Contests, & More deadline to register: Friday September 24th

Complimentary Food and Cash Bar offered in the Pavilion following golf. There will be an awards ceremony as well as a SILENT AUCTION.  $25 cover to attend if you did not play in the golf tournament.

ALL NET PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS.   For more information visit: www.tegacayneighbors.com

No matter how bad your day was, how bad a storm is, what makes your day is a rainbow of HOPE!

Rainbow looking east from the Lowes Foods parking lot in Tega Cay SC

City of Tega Cay

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Tega Cay City Hall

Community Room

~ 9:00 a.m. ~

~ Special City Council Meeting

~ AGENDA ~

Mayor George C. Sheppard 3. Council Comments

4. Public Comments

~ 6th Budget Workshop ~ 5. Special Presentation

-  Woodard Insurance Agency

Rick Woodard, President 6. FY 2010 – 2011 General Fund Revenues and Expenses City Manager Grant W. Duffield

7. FY 2010 – 2011 Tega Cay Utility Department (TCUD) City Manager Grant W. Duffield 8. Adjournment

Want to join Cub Scouts? Cub Scout Pack 250, chartered by Grace Presbyterian Church in Fort Mill, is hosting  a School Night For Scouting event at Gold Hill Elementary School Thursday September 2, 2010 at approx 7pm.

School night for scouting is a meeting for boys and parents to meet the Packs Leaders and talk about cub scouting. You will also be able to join cub scouts, form a new cub scout den, and more.

To learn more go to the Pack 250 website.

If you can’t make the September 2 meeting, go to Pack 250′s open house Pack Meeting on Tuesday September 7 at 7pm located at Grace Presbyterian Church to learn more about Cub Scouting.

On Monday August 16 from 6-9 pm, please be sure and stop by Bruster’s in Tega Cay for a cool treat and raise money for a great cause.

A portion of the proceeds during that time frame will benefit the upcoming Dravet Syndrome Foundation Steps for a Cure fun walk on September 25 at Charlotte Knight’s Stadium. For more information on the walk, please visit http://www.dravetfoundation.org/walk_for_a_cure.html

Download the Foundation Fundraiser Flyer for the scoop night at Bruster’s. Stop by on Monday, August 16 from 6-9 pm and give to a great cause and learn more about the walk. Please pass this along to your family, friends and co-workers.

Dravet syndrome, also known as Severe Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy, is a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy for which there is currently no cure. Seizures begin in the first year of life in an otherwise typically developing infant. All seizure types are remarkably resistant to medical therapy. Developmental delays often appear during the second year of life, although the course of severity varies among affected children. Children with Dravet syndrome do not outgrow this condition and it affects every aspect of their daily lives.

Fort Mill High School Senior Abby Lewis organized the Food For Thought Summer Food Drive this weekend in Tega Cay, SC.  Abby, with he help of many volunteers, delivered 3,265 pounds of donated food to the Fort Mill Care Center today.

Abby was born and raised in Tega Cay and will be attending Fort Mill High School as a senior in the fall. When asked why she decided to organize her food drive she said she just wanted to do something good for local residents this summer.  Abby told us this was not part of  a service project for a class or group, just a personal goal to give back to her community. Read the rest of this entry »

Beginning in July, there will be a change to the garbage collection schedule in Tega Cay.

* There will be no garbage collection on July 5th due to the holiday. All customers that are

currently collected on Monday and Tuesday will be collected on Tuesday, July 6th.

* Residents of Stonecrest Villas, Serenity Point and Lake Ridge will be collected on Wednesday,

July 7th.

Beginning the week of July 12th, the permanent collection schedule for Tega Cay Residents will be as follows:

* Lakeshore and Historic Tega Cay (all homes on the “Peninsula”)- garbage collection every Monday

* Stoncrest, Serenity Point & Lake Ridge- garbage collection every Tuesday

There is no change to the recycle collection schedule.

Mayor’s State of the City Address – July 4, 2010

Good evening and Happy Birthday Tega Cay!

I have been looking forward to this day with excitement and a nervous anticipation.  This celebration gives me the opportunity to talk with you about our extraordinary city.

I don’t have to tell you that the last few years have been challenging, but despite our hardships, our City is strong. The saying goes “adversity doesn’t build character, it reveals it”.  I believe that in these times Tega Cay’s strong character has not just been revealed, it is what has allowed us to excel. The character of the people in Tega Cay is demonstrated through their willingness to step up and do what’s necessary.  It shows in our volunteers, our staff and our elected officials’ commitment to working as a team, to meet challenges and their desire to keep looking ahead and planning for a great future. It is because of the extraordinary character of our community, we can say, a great city starts here. Read the rest of this entry »