SC Gov. Henry McMaster talks Carolina Panthers potential move to Rock Hill. McMaster spoke on light rail, a convention center and more. By
The Carolina Panthers are planning a 200-acre development in York County that would include an orthopedic sport medicine facility that would employ about 200 people, a hotel of at least 150 rooms that would include conference space, and perhaps corporate headquarters, offices and residential projects as well, a team official said Tuesday.
The development would be similar to the Dallas Cowboys’ The Star in Frisco, Texas, and the Minnesota Vikings planned Viking Lakes in Eagan, Minn.