[1] In 1974, the club was officially taken in by the newly formed Chełm Footwear Market (Chełmskie Zakłady Obuwia in Polish, ChZO for short).

Despite the increase in funding for Chełmianka players, they never managed to play higher than the third division, suffering two relatively insignificant further mergers with lower league sides LZS Gryf Chełm and RKS Rejowiec.

In light of the financial difficulties, it was decided to create the "Chełm Sports Club" (Chełmski Klub Sportowy) to replace MKS Granica.

The club has currently two groups, Young Fighters Clan’06 and Spiryt Brigade and the ultras stand usually consists of 80–150 fans with that number rising to around 250 for more important matches.

They have rivalries with the following local rivals: Avia Świdnik, Unia Hrubieszów, Hetman Zamość, Wisła Puławy, Łada Biłgoraj and Orlęta Łuków.