Good morning, Rock Hill.

The SBA provides loan options of $500 to $5.5 million for Rock Hill small businesses to improve and recover, using programs like the 7(a) and microloans.

Business owners can use the SBA’s Lender Match tool (a streamlined online connector) to find competitive financing and disaster recovery loans.

Local businesses in Rock Hill can apply for federal tax credits, including the Work Opportunity Tax Credit and awards for retirement plans + energy projects, to lower tax bills and support local employment; these programs offer important financial relief for employers.

Rock Hill small businesses are urged to strengthen cybersecurity using multi-factor authentication, updated software and data encryption to protect operations and customer information.

Experts advise allocating 10-20% of IT budgets and forming an incident response plan (key measures to fend off cyber threats).

Entrepreneurs in Rock Hill can use a new guide to craft effective business plans (full or lean) that attract investors.

The guide details essential sections and free SBA counseling to support local ventures.

Fishermen in Rock Hill are reminded to use circle hooks + wet hands and knotless nets to reduce fish injury and limit air exposure to under 60 seconds.

Experts advise using descending devices for deep-water species to prevent barotrauma.

Rock Hill hunters are urged to promptly field dress their game to maintain meat quality and prevent foodborne illness by eviscerating early, using disposable gloves (to reduce bacteria), wiping the cavity dry, and keeping carcasses under 40°F from field to refrigeration.

Local healthcare professionals stress that personalized nutrition plans are key in managing Type 2 diabetes and recommend seven evidence-based meal patterns to help residents control blood sugar and manage weight.

They urge following ADA guidelines to tailor sustainable, culturally relevant meals in Rock Hill.

The FDA advisory committee met online on May 28 to recommend a COVID-19 vaccine formula for the upcoming season.

Their non-binding guidance will shape vaccine manufacturing as Rock Hill residents prepare for updated shots + stay protected.

Local anglers in Rock Hill are preparing for the upcoming fishing season by learning essential knots — the improved clinch knot and the Palomar knot — known for strong line connections; experts recommend moistening each knot to reduce friction and prevent failures.

Rock Hill residents can start planning for hunting season by learning what to look for in their first rifle—including action types, calibers, and fit options that match various budgets - checking local hunting regulations is also advised.

Rock Hill homeowners are advised to upgrade attic insulation using materials rated for optimal R-values + complete air sealing to reduce heat loss.

Guidance suggests that boosting insulation from R-30 to R-60 can help lower energy bills and boost comfort throughout the year.

Rock Hill newcomers interested in golf can learn tips for choosing the right complete club set that includes key clubs + options for club length and shaft flex to suit different swings and heights.

Prices range from $399 to $1,399, offering a cost-effective way to start the game.

Golfers in Rock Hill are advised to follow course etiquette to protect greens as the season begins by staying on marked cart paths, repairing divots and ball marks and raking bunkers for smoother play + healthier courses.

The Final Party - Hoppin' RH

12 PM-12 AM — Hoppin’ Rock Hill — Free entry — Celebrate three years of memories with food trucks and live music at the closing party.

AHA BLS CPR and AED Class

10 a.m. – 1 p.m. — CPR Certification Rock Hill — Cost varies — Gain essential life-saving skills with hands-on CPR training and receive your certification the same day.

2026 Baseball Camp for Rising 6th to 8th Graders

9:00 AM - 12:30 PM — Westminster Catawba Christian School — Cost TBA — Develop your baseball skills with Coach Beamguard's engaging instruction on fielding, hitting, pitching, and more.

Senior Line Dancing

12:30-2:00 p.m. — Northside Recreation Center — Free entry — Enjoy an engaging social activity that combines fun and fitness through line dancing.

MOR+ Trivia Night

6-8 p.m. — Old Town Kitchen & Cocktails — Free entry — Compete in a lively trivia showdown across various categories for prizes and fun.

Messy Maestros Art Workshop

10 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Main Street Children's Museum — Cost included with admission — Dive into a colorful chaos with hands-on art inspired by famous artists like Monet and Pollock.

Coffee, Collaboration & Community

9-11 a.m. — Knowledge Perk Coffee Company — Free entry — Engage in meaningful conversations to support mental health in Rock Hill with local clinicians and community partners.

Wings and Wheels Cruise-In

5-8 p.m. — Shawkers Grill & Bar — Free entry — Enjoy a night of delicious food and camaraderie while showcasing your favorite vehicles.

Basketball Camp for Rising 4th-6th Graders

7:55 a.m. — Westminster Catawba Christian School — Check event page for costs — Campers will learn basketball skills through fun drills and games in a supportive environment.

Calm Within Meditation Group

6-7 p.m. — 1327 Ebenezer Rd, Rock Hill, SC — Cost TBD — Join a meditation journey suitable for all experience levels.