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Rising asphalt prices make resurfacing pricey in Florence County
Florence County Councilman Morris Anderson said he "almost fainted" when he saw it would cost $48,000 to resurface streets in west Florence's Arrowood subdivision, which he described as in "dire need" of ...
Saturday | Post and Courier
EDITORIAL: Where grant money goes
While the state prisons and schools face state funding shortfalls in a tough budget year, a legislative grants program is paying for a variety of festivals and other local projects throughout the state.
Florence man charged with child abuse
A Florence man was arrested Tuesday after deputies said he had a fit of anger and kicked a child carrier where his 6-week-old baby lay, Florence County Sheriff's Lt.
Under-construction Florence Veterans Park prepares for opening ceremony
The Florence Veterans Park is taking shape with monuments and landscaping as it gears up for an opening ceremony fittingly scheduled for Nov.
Search for Florence man ends when he walks out of woods
The brief search for a missing man, that had started Thursday morning, ended when he walked out of the woods around 4 p.m. Thursday.
Judge to rule on Florence mayoral primary July 14
Twelfth Circuit Judge Michael Nettles has announced he will issue a ruling July 14 on incumbent Frank Willis' appeal in the Florence mayoral race, the results of which show Willis trailing Stephen J. Wukela by ...
Man accused of breaking into new Florence Little Theatre
A Clio man was arrested early Wednesday after police caught him breaking into the new Florence Little Theatre on South Dargan Street, Florence Police Lt.
Florence Rescue Squad closing after 38 years
The Florence Rescue Squad closed its doors for good Monday after serving Florence County for more than 38 years.
Florence planning on cusp of big changes
Florence County and city planning officials have been on the move to new facilities lately, which means those in need of permits will have to get them at a different - although more convenient - location.
Hearing set for man charged with burning an Olanta woman to death
A Florence County man, who faces life in prison, is set for a court hearing in Florence for charges of breaking into an Olanta home and severely beating a woman, then setting her home on fire in January 2007.
Woman maimed in Florence County stabbing, fire beginning to recover
A 23-year-old Florence woman who was stabbed several times and whose hands were cut off Monday is showing signs of recovery at a local hospital, Florence County Sheriff's Lt.
Monster.com to invest $28 million, bring 750 jobs to Florence County
Monster.com plans to invest $28 million and bring 750 jobs to the Florence area, Florence County Council announced this morning.
Connecting schools considered in Johnsonville revitalization plan
A central focus point to connect schools in Johnsonville is one idea listed in a plan to revitalize and restore the small Florence County town.
Boys & Girls Club renovation positive step
The $1.4 million expansion and renovation of the Florence Boys & Girls Club has expanded the facility from 14,000 square feet to 22,000 square feet.
Bulgarian Sentenced for Fake Marriages Scam in South Carolina
The 39-year old Bulgarian Krassimir Simeonov has been sentenced by a US court for arranging fake marriages between Bulgarians and American citizens, the South Carolina Now reported on Saturday.
Anna Roddey Gregg Gage, 51, died Thursday, June 12, 2008, in McLeod Hospice House after a long and courageous battle with ovarian cancer.
Florence man sentenced to 50 years in prison
A Florence man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison after a jury convicted him of raping a Florence woman almost a year ago.
Florence County Council to vote on incentives for Project JLL, expected to bring 500 jobs
Florence County Council will vote Thursday on second reading of economic incentives for "Project JLL," anticipated to be a $20 million investment that will create 500 jobs in the county.
Some Florence voters confused at voting booth
Some Florence voters have said they were confused at the voting booth Tuesday as city residents participated in two separate primaries - one for the city and one for federal, state and county contests.
Florence-Darlington offers Pipe Welding Academy
Florence-Darlington Technical College's Advanced Welding and Cutting Center can now offer a Pipe Welding Academy to help meet the increasing demand for pipe welders in the power industry, thanks to a $60,000 ...