The Sweetest Story for Mother’s Day, Meet the Heart Behind Bajo Cero. When you step inside Bajo Cero San Marcos, you're greeted by more than just the sweet smell of ice cream—you’re welcomed with a smile and a warm greeting that make you feel like you belong. While this feeling may seem natural…
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If you've ever strolled through Glencairn Garden in Rock Hill, South Carolina, you already know—it’s nothing short of magical. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff, or just looking for peaceful places to visit in Rock Hill, this 11-acre public garden offers beauty, history, and year-round…
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York County is home to rich African American history. From lessons from the enslaved at Historic Brattonsville to learning about the birth of the “Jail, No Bail” movement – York County's history isn’t complete without the significant contributions of the county's African American citizens. Discover…
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The Catawbas are a Native American tribe primarily located in the southeastern United States, specifically here in South Carolina. They have a remarkably rich history that spans at least 6000 years, showcasing their deep roots in the region. The tribe calls their people yeh is-WAH h’reh, meaning…
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Historic Brattonsville offers visitors a unique experience of a step back in time, by way of a living history farm. By using historic interpreters, they're able to share stories of York County from the 18th and 19th centuries. But they're not just telling the stories of the Bratton family that ran…
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What is the Battle of Huck’s Defeat? The British officer Captain Christian Huck upset many with his cruel and aggressive mishandling of residents in the backcountry. Captain Huck and the British Legion were on their way towards Williamson's Plantation. As soon as Martha Bratton found out about the…
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Kings Mountain National Military Park is the only National Park in York County. The site represents the Battle of Kings Mountain, fought on October 7, 1780. The National Park is a great site for a family day trip or easy adventure for those who are curious about our Nation’s history. Here’s 10…
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In January of 1961, Rock Hill was about to be placed on the national stage for the Civil Rights Movement. For the past year, Friendship College in Rock Hill students were training for a peaceful sit-in to protest segregation under the leadership of CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) field organizer…
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The McGill's Store was a staple in the Clover and surrounding communities for over 130 years before it closed in February 2020. Lauren McGill is keeping the history of the family store alive by opening her own business in the same location. When the McGill's Store announced in January 2020 via…
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From Thursday to Sunday, a 375-foot replica of the VIetnam Veterans Memorial, the Wall That Heals, is on display 24 hours a day at the BMX track at Riverwalk Carolinas. This replica is made of 140 numbered panels with more than 58,000 names engraved of those Vietnam War veterans that gave their…
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