It’s official: Carolina Panthers to build new headquarters in Rock Hill, South Carolina
ROCK HILL, S.C. — “Two States, One Team” is now a reality as Governor Henry McMaster signed a $115 million incentives bill into law. It means the Carolina Panthers will build a state of the art headquarters in Rock Hill, South Carolina, WSOC reports. Hundreds of people packed Fountain Park Wednesday morning to celebrate the occasion, alongside the governor, Panthers players and coaches, mascot Sir Purr, cheerleaders and lawmakers who pushed to bring the Panthers across state lines. “This is…
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