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‘Obviously a game changer’: Indian Land Costco isn’t a done deal, but there’s progress

It isn’t a done deal, but there’s progress ongoing that could bring a new Costco to Indian Land.“They are looking and trying to work out the details,” said Lancaster County Councilman Brian Carnes, who represents the Indian Land area. “I don’t know when all that’s going to transpire.”Carnes said some early documents have been submitted but some hurdles remain before anything is finalized.”They haven...

It isn’t a done deal, but there’s progress ongoing that could bring a new Costco to Indian Land.

“They are looking and trying to work out the details,” said Lancaster County Councilman Brian Carnes, who represents the Indian Land area. “I don’t know when all that’s going to transpire.”

Carnes said some early documents have been submitted but some hurdles remain before anything is finalized.

”They haven’t 100% committed,” Carnes said.

Carnes did confirm interest for a new site near U.S. 521, or Charlotte Highway, and Possum Hollow Road. The site would be near The Exchange at Indian Land. Groundbreaking on that project late last year will result in a new shopping center, retail and residential space. The 700 homes and apartments will join, among other retail, a Lowes Foods grocery store.

As for a new Costco, Carnes said it would be significant for the area.

”They’re obviously a game changer in communities that they go in,” Carnes said. “We’re hoping for the best.”

Dennis Marstall, county administrator, said planning staff on his end typically works with the developer and not directly with and end user like a Costco. Marstall said there has been discussion with developer Crossland Southeast about new development that would complement The Exchange.

Whether the new work would be a second phase or a separate project remains to be seen.

“Now they’re wanting to rezone some additional land,” Marstall said.

The new project would require rezoning, which means submissions to the planning commission before a recommendation there. Then, a final decision to come from county council. There have been staff level discussions on the proposed project, Marstall said, but he expects about three months before fuller details arrive.

“That will really get the conversation going in earnest on our end,” Marstall said.

Costco is a membership warehouse club with more than 800 locations. A wide range of items includes groceries, furniture, electronics and a host of other items.

Charlotte has half of the six Costco locations in North Carolina. The nearest to York or Lancaster counties is on Tyvola Road in Charlotte. South Carolina has four sites, the nearest in Spartanburg or Columbia.

Costco doesn’t, per a request for more information, comment on locations that will be opening in more than three months. If a location comes to Indian Land, it would be well beyond that time frame since a store hasn’t been approved for or begun construction. An Indian Land site doesn’t appear on the company’s list of six new coming locations.

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This story was originally published January 10, 2023, 12:16 PM.

Lancaster County Schools is pushing to keep up with its growing district

LANCASTER COUNTY, S.C. — As Lancaster County Schools continues to grow, the district is working to meet the demand.Data shows Lancaster has grown nearly 30% in just 10 years, and now the district is looking to build at least one new school.You can stream WCNC Charlotte on Roku and Amazon Fire TV...

LANCASTER COUNTY, S.C. — As Lancaster County Schools continues to grow, the district is working to meet the demand.

Data shows Lancaster has grown nearly 30% in just 10 years, and now the district is looking to build at least one new school.

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They’ve already purchased more land in Indian land, and the board is currently compiling more input from capital needs requests from parents and school principals.

The board has also taken steps to investigate various school bond options that will raise the needed revenue without increasing new taxes. The board will have another work session in March with all options on the table.

They say they will then consider the path to take to meet needs across the district.

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McMaster announces new $360 million development in Chester

CHESTER COUNTY, S.C. — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and the CEO of IKO Industries announced two major economic developments Wednesday that are expected to bring an estimated 200 jobs to Chester.IKO, which produces roofing, waterproofing and insulation raw materials, announced it will revitalize a factory on Lancaster Highway that's been closed as part of "Project Phoenix." Th...

CHESTER COUNTY, S.C. — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and the CEO of IKO Industries announced two major economic developments Wednesday that are expected to bring an estimated 200 jobs to Chester.

IKO, which produces roofing, waterproofing and insulation raw materials, announced it will revitalize a factory on Lancaster Highway that's been closed as part of "Project Phoenix." The fiberglass plant was originally opened by PPG in 1996 before the company sold it to Nippon Electric Glass in 2017. It was shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic, putting over 100 employees out of work.

The $360 million investment is IKO's largest ever in the U.S., David Koschitzky said.

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McMaster said he hopes the projects will encourage more companies to consider moving their operations to South Carolina.

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CN2 Picture of the Day – Treat Yourself to a Sweet Treat!

YORK, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – Today, Monday, February 27th is National Strawberry Day Out there at Bush-N-Vine Farm in York County – The Hall family grows strawberries 32 weeks out of the year.Don’t miss out on being Picture of the Day! Send us your photo and email it to News@CN2.com.Picture of the Day is sponsored by ...

YORK, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – Today, Monday, February 27th is National Strawberry Day Out there at Bush-N-Vine Farm in York County – The Hall family grows strawberries 32 weeks out of the year.

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FORT MILL, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – During this Black History Month students from Catawba Ridge High School are partnering with the Historic Paradise Foundation to teach children about African Americans inventors.

The Historic Paradise Foundation is a non profit that serves the Paradise community in Fort Mill. They offer education events focused on budgeting, home buying and entrepreneurship, but also act as a center for children to come after school.

The students from Catawba Ridge visit Paradise Foundation every month to help the children there and with the area being predominately an African American community the Foundation and Students thought to teach the children about the history of African American inventors.

Some of the inventors included Marie Van Brittan Brown who invented the first ever home security system and Philip B Downing who invented the mailbox.

President, Paradise Foundation Danielle Redmond said, “Is really important that the children learn about people in the past that have been legendary to give them a bar for them to reach.”

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ROCK HILL, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – A Chester County father and mother both were charged last year with 2 counts of Infliction of Great Bodily injury on a child.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced nearly $24 million in funding from President Joe Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will go to communities in the Palmetto State to support upgrading essential water, wastewater and storm water infrastructure that protects public health and treasured water bodies.

The City of Lancaster wants to hear your opinion when it comes to community needs and priorities for housing, public facilities and economic development as they relate to people of low to moderate incomes.

Her Place, a transitional women’s shelter for those 18 years and older, provides a safe place for homeless women will now offer different programs to those who live at the shelter.

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Lancaster Playhouse brings Beverly Hillbillies to town

LANCASTER, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – You’re invited to come sit a spell as the Beverly Hillbillies roll into Lancaster for its great performance at the Bundy Auditorium this week and next.From 1962 to 1971 Americans tuned in each week to watch the Clampetts as they transition their lives from rags to riches after finding oil in their backyard.Since the show ended over 50 years ago it is only fitting for the Lancaster Community Playhouse to pay...

LANCASTER, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – You’re invited to come sit a spell as the Beverly Hillbillies roll into Lancaster for its great performance at the Bundy Auditorium this week and next.

From 1962 to 1971 Americans tuned in each week to watch the Clampetts as they transition their lives from rags to riches after finding oil in their backyard.

Since the show ended over 50 years ago it is only fitting for the Lancaster Community Playhouse to pay homage to this great American family.

“It was so much fun taking my memories of this iconic show and putting it onstage. The cast and crew have been absolutely amazing and have done a fabulous job bringing the show to life” said Catherine Wallace, Director and Playhouse President.

A retired theatre teacher, Wallace, has directed many high school plays in her 31 years. She says the decision to bring the Beverly Hillbillies to Lancaster was a Playhouse decision and everyone had a chance to vote.

The show has a full stage set with everything from the royal staircase to the fancy couch. With 18 actors performing, from age 13 to senior citizens, the show is sure to tickle any funny bone in the audience.

Wallace has been the stage manager for 19 productions with the Lancaster Playhouse and directed the show “Wasp” which won first place at the state competition. The Playhouse will be taking that show, “Wasp” to the Southeastern Theatre Conference festival in Lexington, Kentucky, in March.

Want to go? Lancaster Community Playhouse The Beverly Hillbillies February 1-4 at 7:30 p.m. February 4-5 at 3:00 p.m. Bundy Auditorium at USC-Lancaster 476 Hubbard Drive, Lancaster Click here for ticket information.

ROCK HILL, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – A new classmate named Phoebe is causing much excitement on the campus at Applied Technology Center in Rock Hill.

The new student is actually a calf who is just 2 months old and already weighs around 100 pounds and requires four students to care for her which includes regular bottle feeding and health monitoring and overall well being.

The Rock Hill School District is excited about this new addition to its AG program.

Click above for Phoebe’s story and how she is leading the herd at Rock Hill’s Applied Technology Center.

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