Rock Hill, South CarolinaRock Hill, South Carolina is a progressive, thriving city with small-town southern ambience and charm. Covering 34 square miles at the North Carolina border, Rock Hill is SC’s only major city in the rapidly growing Charlotte Metropolitan Area. Rock Hill lies only 20 miles south of Charlotte and reported a population of 49,765 in the Census 2000, with a 2006 estimate of more than 61,000. The judicial system in South Carolina is a diverse mix of trial and appellate courts:
Rock Hill's strategic business location along the Interstate 77 corridor provides quick and easy access to Charlotte and Raleigh in North Carolina, as well as the SC capital city of Columbia. The Rock Hill / York County Airport provides excellent air service without the congestion of nearby Charlotte International Airport, and is capable of handling corporate jets. Rock Hill began life as a railroad town in 1852, and the CSX and Norfolk Southern Railways still run here. Rock Hill, SC's youthful atmosphere is due to its three major institutes of higher learning: York Technical College, Winthrop University, and Clinton Junior College. Younger students attend Rock Hill SC district 3 or may choose from six excellent private schools. Local NewsRock Hill 45, Nation Ford 14 (The Rock Hill Herald)- Sat, 06 Sep 2008 Winthrop's Buechert to miss season with injury (Sports Illustrated)- Fri, 05 Sep 2008 Panthers upset Chargers with TD on final play (Fox Sports)- Sun, 07 Sep 2008 Winthrop center to miss season (The State)- Sat, 06 Sep 2008 |
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