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Tega Cay is a small community so it's no surprise the city hall is on the tiny side as well. Don't…read morelet her size fool you though, a lot is happening behind closed doors. The city runs an excellent parks and rec program! There's soccer, little league, adult kickball teams and more. They put on amazing programs throughout the year ranging from park concerts, 4th of July events and golf cart parades. Not to mention, whoever runs their social media account is hilarious! Even if you don't live here, the city is worth following just for the laughs. In the 2 years that we've been here I've only had to call or visit city hall a hand full of times. All of my interactions were extremely pleasant, which is unique for a government operation (I'm looking at you DMV). They are conveniently located at the beginning of the peninsula so you really can't miss them. Overall, I'm very grateful to the folks at the city hall who make TC a thoroughly enjoyable place to live

This two-sided marker is not far from the Rock Hill Police Department and a branch of the York…read moreCounty Library. Of course, the railroad line is also nearby. On the front side, it reads "Rock Hill Depots. The first of six railroad depots was built here in 1851 on the Charlotte & S.C. RR, after the citizens of Ebenezer objected to a new railroad yard proposed there. The town that grew up here was named Rock Hill after the flint hill found when the railroad bed was excavated. The six depots built here between 1851 and 1912 served passengers and freight for a combined 122 years. The two-story brick depot built nearby in 1912 was a local landmark until it was torn down in 1973." On the back side, "Rock Hill Street Railway. From 1891 to 1918 a street railway connected Railroad Ave., the depots, Main St., and Winthrop College. Nicknamed "Rock Hill Electric Railway," it was pulled by mules named "Lec" and "Tric" for 21 years, then ran on battery power. Its rails were salvaged during World War II. Railroad Ave. was renamed Trade St. by 1920, as the largest retail center in the area. Trade St. was all but eliminated by urban renewal in 1973. Erected by the Culture & Heritage Museums of York County and the City of Rock Hill, 2008." The markers are in great condition and are highly legible. [Review 14064 overall, 1386 of 2020, number 679 in South Carolina.]

I absolutely recommend!!! And I'm so glad we have a library back on the Southside…read more Ahem...Pineville!!! Just right across from my neighborhood. It's been a long time coming to see that area being put to great use. The library is huge, colorful and bright. It houses with the electric company as well. The library staff is nice and helpful; there's also monthly activities for the children. I did get me a new membership library card, there's also computers for us to use. This library was my tax dollars put to good use and I'm loving it!!!

I really enjoy the space here at the Pineville library not only is it convenient and in walking…read moredistance to downtown where you can explore different shops and restaurants but the Pineville library offers options for all ages. They have a great selection of books as well as enough private rooms that you can book. The people that work here are always so friendly and that goes a long way too.