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ROCK HILL, S.C. _ Afghanistan is on the other side of the world. Every American military person there is away from home and families for the holidays. No way to make a trip to the corner store for candy or a package of...
Zaxby's licensees Sammy and Danita Bruce, along with partners Kenny and Denise Lowry, and Skipper and Donna Barnett, will open the doors to York County's third Zaxby's restaurant, located at 2889 Heckle Blvd., this Monday. A...
Authorities are investigating the murder of an unidentified woman whose burned body was found at a South Carolina park. The Herald of Rock Hill reports Monday that a woman on horseback spotted the body along a dirt road Sunday...
Authorities are looking for the mother of an infant born at a South Carolina hospital with cocaine and marijuana in its system. The Herald of Rock Hill reports Saturday the 29-year-old mother checked into a Rock Hill hospital...
ROCK HILL, S.C. -- Mantoris Robinson's layup at the buzzer gave Winthrop a 57-55 win over Limestone on Saturday. Robinson's fast-break basket capped an 11-2 Eagles' run in the game's final two minutes. Down 53-46 with 2:34 to...
ROCK HILL, S.C. — The golden neon sign flickered in front of the plate-glass window, behind the bride. "Open 24 hours" it told passers-by on Rock Hill's Heckle Boulevard near Cherry Road. Next to her left shoulder, above the...
ROCK HILL, S.C., Nov. 11 (UPI) -- Independents in U.S. southern states disapprove of President Barack Obama and Democratic healthcare reform bills, a Winthrop University poll indicates. Independent voters disapprove of Obama...
A South Carolina teenager will spend up to 45 days in juvenile detention for selling a gun to a fellow middle school student, while the buyer will spend his time on house arrest. The Herald of Rock Hill reports both the...
10:08 PM EST on Saturday, November 7, 2009 By RICHARD DEVAYNE / NewsChannel 36 Rock Hill send-off for troops going to Afghanistan ROCK HILL, S.C.-- The thoughts of soldiers around the world are with those injured and killed in...
The Rock Hill Herald South Carolina politicians are rallying to prevent the federal government from sending suspected terrorists from the Guantanamo Bay detention center to the U.S. Navy brig in Charleston. Why? Well … because...
