Wednesday, December 7, 2011

She Wishes.....

Has she never been to Luke's....or Wing King?
Fried Pickles have been around in Rock Hill since the beginning of time.


the recipe is worth looking up though. 

http://www.joythebaker.com/blog/2011/12/pickle-fries/

Monday, December 5, 2011

Couple of the Week

In honor of their recent win against Clemson....


As Seen in Rock Hill

this just happened hours ago. usa! usa! usa! 
(standard chant at a toby keith concert)

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the top commenter obviously isn't from rock hill. you think that's a band that's filling in for rockstar?


As Seen in Rock Hill

...for real, don't go. 
thanks for the submission! Keep bringing us your TRH goodies totallyrockhill@gmail.com

As Seen in Rock Hill


....gotta get a little mud on the tires. And the whole car for that matter.

As Seen in Rock Hill

it's paycheck friday! 


thanks for the submission!

As Seen in Rock Hill

As Seen in Rock Hill

that jeep is twerrrrrrrkin! 

As Seen in Rock Hill




yes, you are seeing a man loading up pine skraw on his moped from farmer's exchange.

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why don't you call a whambulance from piedmont medical center to come get you.


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how'd he know?!!?

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no, you're not the only one who has noticed....

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i'm going to hell...

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y'all looking 4 a chainsaw?

i hate people. 



Report: Masked men robbed Rock Hill fabric shop

 - nsmith@heraldonline.com
 -- 
A woman was robbed at knife-point Monday while she took a smoke break outside of Hancock Fabrics.
The woman is an employee with the store, located at 1551 Cherry Road, and had stepped outside at 9 a.m. before the store opened, according to a Rock Hill police report.
Just as she finished smoking, two masked men walked up her, grabbed her by the hair and forced her back into the store, the report states. One of the men held a knife. They made her open the cash registers and safe, taking about $709, and fled on foot toward Deas Street, according to the report.
A K-9 unit was unable to find a trail for the robbers, the report states.
There is no mention of video surveillance footage.


Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/11/29/3561024/report-masked-men-robbed-rock.html#ixzz1fhkrTzXl

From the Newsroom

where the f did you get this/the idea to do that?


Police: Man used sulfuric acid to rob Rock Hill shop

 - nsmith@heraldonline.com
 -- 
A man robbed a Rock Hill gas station early Thursday morning by threatening to use a can of sulfuric acid on the clerk, police say.
The clerk was working at Kangaroo Express at 499 S. Herlong Ave. when a man walked in about 3:30 a.m. and went to the drink cooler, according to a Rock Hill police report.
He brought an energy drink to the counter, took out a $5 bill and began to mumble. When the clerk asked him what he said, he mumbled again before pulling out a can from his pocket. He told the clerk it was sulfuric acid and demanded money from the register, the report states.
The clerk gave the robber $90 from the register, and he fled on foot toward West Main Street, the report states. Officers set up a perimeter and tried tracked him with a K-9 unit but were unsuccessful.
Detectives have obtained surveillance footage from the robbery, the report states. The robber is described as a man between 40 and 50 years old, about 6-foot tall and 190 pounds. He has gray hair and a goatee and was wearing a dark hoodie and jeans at the time of the robbery.


Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/12/01/3567401/police-man-used-sulfuric-acid.html#ixzz1fhk543m3

From the Newsroom

here is he is! JJO! JJO! 


Four charged in Rock Hill break-ins
Police have charged two adults and two youths in a string of November vehicle break-ins in Rock Hill.
Eldon Dale Elliott, 18, and Jessie James Outlaw, 17, both of Rock Hill, were arrested and charged with multiple counts of breaking and entering automobiles and criminal conspiracy, said Rock Hill Police Lt. Brad Redfearn.
Two youths were also arrested and charged with multiple counts of the same charges in connection with the break-ins, which occurred in the area of Hollis Lakes, S.C. 5 and Rawlinson Road, Redfearn said.
Redfearn said all incidents involved vehicles left unlocked.
Outlaw is being held on $28,000 bond at Moss Justice Center in York, and Elliott is being held there on $99,230 bond, according to a website maintained by the York County Sheriff's Office.
The two youths were released to their guardians and petitioned to Family Court, Redfearn said.

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(Outlaw & Elliott...trh points for being a classmate of these fine citizens!)


Third suspect charged in robbery, kidnapping
Authorities arrested a third suspect Friday in an October armed robbery and kidnapping at a Rock Hill hotel.
Calvin Jerod Ford, 26, of 721 Patriot Parkway, Rock Hill, is charged with armed robbery, kidnapping and criminal conspiracy, police said Saturday.
Maegan Bautista, 26, and Lauren Calland, 24, were charged Thursday night with armed robbery and criminal conspiracy, according to Rock Hill Police records.
On Oct. 26, police responded to a report of an armed robbery at the Rock Hill Motel, 914 Riverview Road.
The 55 year-old victim told officers two men attacked him and struck him with a gun before throwing him onto the bed, binding his hands and legs with duct tape and robbing him.
The hotel's surveillance video shows that two women drove up in a silver minivan and entered the victim's room, according to the police report. A few minutes later, two men standing at the top of the stairs ran into the room and the women ran out, got into the van and drove off.
Ford is being held at Moss Justice Center in York on $325,000 bond. Bautista is being held on $40,000 bond and Calland was released on $12,000 bond.
Police are seeking one more suspect, said Rock Hill Police Lt. Brad Redfearn.
Jamie Self
Sheriff's Office to hold bloodhound seminar
The York County Sheriff's Office will host its 13th annual police bloodhound handlers seminar today at the Kings Mountain State Park on S.C.161 near Clover.
Agencies from five states, including several local agencies, will be participating.
The training will continue throughout the week in wooded, residential and town areas primarily in western York County.


Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/12/04/3572533/in-brief-staff-reports.html#ixzz1fheSnhL3

Mug Shot of the Week

Y'all...I don't even have a mug of this kid (well, he's about to be in the news post, so just wait. But....,

HOW. IS. YOUR. NAME. JESSE. JAMES. OUTLAW. AND. YOU. ARE. A. CRIMINAL.
THANK. YOU. ROCK. HILL.

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y'all that looks like fun.


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From the Newsroom

Well, it didn't take long for a new story we'll never forget.....


Deer runs into Rock Hill grocery store

 - nsmith@heraldonline.com
 -- 
A deer ran through a Rock Hill grocery store Sunday, police say.
The manager of the Food Lion on Ebenezer Road reported the deer sighting about 6 p.m. Sunday, according to a Rock Hill police report.
The deer was injured and ran into the business through the front doors, where it continued to the back of the store and laid down.
S.C. Department of Natural Resources officials arrived and took custody of the deer. The deer's condition was not available.
The report didn't state if the deer caused any damage to the store, and the manager who was on duty that night is not available


Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/12/05/3575601/deer-runs-into-rock-hill-food.html#ixzz1fhWWARfy