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Dale Barth is the owner of Red Bone Alley restaurant and co-owner of Town Hall Restaurant & Bar.

Barth named Business Person of the Year

Tuesday, 15 October 2019, Good life, News, Local News

BOB SLOAN Editor After hearing his name announced as the 2019 Business Person of the Year during Friday’s Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce Membership Luncheon at the Florence Center, Barth hugged his daughter, shook a few hands, and then made his way
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Members of Florence Patriot Guard Riders, American Legion Riders and Rolling Thunder hold flags and stand in a semicircle while waiting the beginning of a memorial service for unclaimed veteran U.S. Navy Boiler Technician Petty Officer Second Class Kenneth L. Ballard. The ceremony was held Oct. 9 at Florence National Cemetery.

With full honors Unclaimed vet given final salute at Florence National Cemetery

Tuesday, 15 October 2019, Good life, News, Local News

BOB SLOAN Editor It wasn’t a large crowd, but it was enough. There were American flags and salutes. There were reverent words and prayers. There was the always-stirring moment when Taps is played. It was a most honorable and well-deserved ceremony for
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DO YOU REMEMBER?

Tuesday, 15 October 2019, Good life, Do you Remember?

HURRICANE HUGO: It was 30 years ago that Hurricane Hugo carved a path of destruction through the Carolinas. The photos above below are of clean-up efforts in downtown Florence on the morning of Sept. 22, 1989.
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Breast cancer survivor Demetria McCutcheon, center, is joined by her daughter, Valenta, left, and her sister, Alina McCutcheon. Demetria is holding a framed “Survivor” collage that stays in her living room. It serves as a reminder that no one fights alone.

SURVIVOR'S STORY: Demetria McCutcheon

Tuesday, 15 October 2019, News, Local News

To say that someone is well prepared for a battle with breast cancer seems unimaginable. For 52-year-old Demetria McCutcheon, the difficulties she had already survived and the losses she was able to endure certainly strengthened her will
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Florence Mayor Stephen Wukela expressed his gratitude for the assitance he has recevied during his three term in office.

Mayor will not seek fourth term

Tuesday, 15 October 2019, News, Local News

BOB SLOAN Editor Before beginning his annual State of the City address during the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce Membership Luncheon at the Florence Center on Oct. 10, Mayor Stephen J. Wukela told the crowd that he does not plan to seek a fourth te
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Barth named Business Person of the Year

With full honors Unclaimed vet given final salute at Florence National Cemetery

DO YOU REMEMBER?

SURVIVOR'S STORY: Demetria McCutcheon

Mayor will not seek fourth term

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