Rock Hill

Midlands

Founded in 1894 by the Rev. Dr. Nero Crockett and the Rev. W.M. Robinson, the school was named for Caleb Isom Clinton, presiding bishop of the S.C. Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church at the time. Clinton Institute served as a... Read More

Fort Mill

Midlands

Fort Mill in eastern York County is located just south of the North Carolina state line. Fort Mill takes its name from a colonial-era fort built by the British and a grist mill on nearby Steele Creek. Much of the area's history stems from the Catawba... Read More

Rock Hill

Midlands

In northern York County, this rapidly-expanding city is the county’s newest and largest. It was named for a cut made through white flinty rock during construction of the Columbia to Charlotte railroad. The Catawba Cultural Center at 1536 Tom Steven Rd.... Read More

Rock Hill

Midlands

In 1934, the Rock Hill Oratory became the first Oratory in the United States carrying out St. Phillip's way of life in a Catholic population. For sixty-five years The Oratory has been directly involved with its people and offers its facility for varuios... Read More

Tega Cay

Midlands

Tega Cay is unique in the Fort Mill/Charlotte area as the only 27 hole golf course in the region. With extreme topographical changes it is the ultimate "target golf-mental game" challenge. It is no coincidence that the last hole of the Grande View Nine... Read More

Tega Cay

Midlands

Tega Cay is unique in the Fort Mill/Charlotte area as the only 27 hole golf course in the region. With extreme topographical changes it is the ultimate "target golf-mental game" challenge. It is no coincidence that the last hole of the Grande View Nine... Read More