Good morning, Rock Hill.

Rock Hill will host the Come-See-Me Festival from April 3rd to April 12th, drawing over 100,000 visitors each year.

Families will enjoy an evening parade, skydiving shows, and a tailgate party with fireworks—an event that has grown from a small gathering into a regional attraction.

Rock Hill High School is under scrutiny after a video showed students throwing a peer into a trash can following football practice, and parents have filed formal complaints demanding stronger action from school officials—the district is reviewing the incident.

A 17-year-old boy faced charges for unlawful possession of a handgun on school property after he showed it to students in the Clover High School bathroom on March 21st—investigators later found the gun in his car with a loaded magazine but no bullet in the chamber, and he said it belonged to his dad’s girlfriend.

York County will welcome Komar Industries as it invests $11.5 million to open its first South Carolina facility.

The company will add 160 new jobs and begin operations in July—boosting the local waste and recycling industry.

York Technical College in Rock Hill marked its 60th anniversary while adding classes in massage therapy and hair care and plans to host Tech Fest on March 29 with activities, live music, food trucks and a classic car show plus a gala on May 22.

The school introduced its new mascot, Titan the Wolf, last year and is searching for alumni from its first graduating class in August 1965.

York County Council is reviewing a proposal that would let Atrium Health take over the Fort Mill rescue squad and operate ambulances, a move that could change local emergency services.

Council members and providers like Piedmont Medical Center are debating the plan—decision will be made after April 7.

On March 24th, 2025, a lawsuit was filed involving Rock Hill Mayor John Gettys, York County and the City of Rock Hill—officials have not released further details.

Euchre Game at Fewell Park

1:30-4:30 p.m. — Fewell Park Center — Free entry — Engage in a fun afternoon of trick-taking card games with fellow enthusiasts.

Blood Drive

9 AM – 2 PM | Rock Hill City Hall | Free entry | Donate blood and help save lives in the community.

David Gibson Live at FARMacy

Experience an intimate night of music with multi-talented artist David 'Musiclover' Gibson, featuring soulful vocals and captivating guitar performances.

Palmetto Charm Soiree - Sip and Savor Edition

The Palmetto Charm Soiree is a community-oriented evening event featuring elegance and charm, with proceeds benefitting local organizations.

Tea in the Bayou

1-3 p.m. — Woman's Club of Rock Hill — $25 for carriage ride — Experience a magical tea party with Princess Tiana featuring crafts, dancing, and delightful treats.

Once Upon a Lap

10:30-11:00 a.m. | York County Library | Registration required | Bond with your infant through stories, songs, and playful activities.

Adult and Pediatric First Aid, CPR, and AED Training

9:00 AM – 3:30 PM — American Red Cross — Certification course — Gain essential skills to respond to first aid and emergency situations with confidence.

Baseball Match: Winthrop vs. Citadel

10 PM – 1 AM | 900914 Eden Terrace, Rock Hill, SC | Ticket purchase required | Enjoy an exciting baseball showdown between local teams.

New Rider BMX Orientation

6-7 p.m. — Rock Hill BMX Supercross Track — Free entry — Discover the excitement of BMX riding with a hands-on orientation for new riders.

Headspace Exhibit Reception

5-7 p.m. — Courtroom Gallery, Gettys Art Center — Free entry — Experience emotional explorations of suburbia and communal perception through the works of Brittany Freeman and William Gold.