Guardian Ambulance is offering the chance to become an EMT for free in just 10 weeks. The company is now accepting applications for an EMT-Basic course in Florence with free tuition, certification and testing.
Four All Saints’ Episcopal Day School students recently won their grade level competitions in the South Carolina Independent School Association Spelling Bee to advance to the state meet.
The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, along with Francis Marion University’s Kelley Center for Economic Development, have partnered to present a small business development series for individuals looking to start a business...
The Jayne H. Boswell animal shelter is a partnership with the Florence Area Humane Society and the City of Florence. The shelter is located at 1434 McCurdy Road and is open Tuesday through Saturday, from noon to 5 p.m. Contact them by phone...
Makenzi Thompson, a 7th grade student at Southside Middle School, was crowned Miss South Carolina Jr. during the Miss South Carolina Jr. High and Collegiate American Pageant held Sunday, Jan. 17 at Converse College in Spartanburg.
Heading into the delayed 2020 season under the direction of second-year head coach Luis Rincon, the Francis Marion University men’s soccer team has been tabbed to finish second according to the annual Peach Belt Conference pre-season coaches’ poll.
Florence’s 8U Seminole 6 travel football team traveled to Atlanta Jan. 15-17 to represent South Carolina in the 2021 D1 Spects National Championship Weekend.
The Dr. Eddie Floyd Florence Tennis Center will host the Boys and Girls 12s and 10s divisions of the Veg-All Level 4 National Junior Tennis Tournament Jan. 30 - Feb 1.
Residents of Florence City Council District 1 will go to the polls Tuesday to determine the candidate who will receive the Democratic nomination to replace Florence Mayor Teresa Myers Ervin.
The Florence City Council voted unanimously to extend an ordinance requiring the wearing of face masks for another 60 days during its monthly meeting Jan. 11.
Francis Marion University is continuing to buoy entrepreneurs of the Pee Dee through the business incubators at the Kelley Center for Economic Development, which recently reached an important milestone.
