A letter to Tega Cay Residents from Mayor George Sheppard addressing the May 11th 2011 Storm
Dear Fellow Residents,
As I write this letter to… Continue reading
On May 5th, current Tega Cay City Manager Grant Duffield wrote a letter to Mayor Sheppard stating he will not be renewing his city contract… Continue reading
The 1st Annual Tournament is shaping up to be a tremendous event. There are many local businesses that have agreed to sponsor or donate prizes… Continue reading
Happy New Year to all in Tega Cay! What a wonderful holiday season we have had. We began with our annual Tree Lighting. This year we were fortunate to have the Fort Mill High School Concert Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Michael Dove, put on a tremendous performance for all who attended this annual event. With snow to cover our hills on Christmas and a wonderful New Years Eve Party hosted by the Tega Cay Lions Club, we certainly have enjoyed winter so far and look forward to good things to come in 2011.
Mayor Sheppard went on to highlight meetings or events in January…
The following message was written by Tega Cay SC Mayor George Sheppard….
With the Hindu New Year and the traditional American Thanksgiving behind us, Tega Cay can look forward to ending 2010 with many our own traditions.
Thank you for the privilege of serving as your Mayor for the past year and I will continue to strive daily to listen to the residents and concentrate on making the best decisions for the future of our City. My New Year’s Resolution is to continue to serve you in 2011 in a manner that will enhance our quality of life here in Tega Cay, while making every effort to build our City’s contingency fund.
As the holidays are upon us, the City is full of celebration plans. To start the season, long-time volunteer Fred Cormack will be honored with a tree planted in his memory during the City’s Annual Arbor Day Ceremony on Friday, December 3rd, at 1:00 pm at the Tega Cay Golf Club. Following the ceremony, our Beautification Committee will be hosting everyone with light refreshments in the lower level of the Glennon Center. Continue reading







