As a first-year teacher, December found me worn out and looking forward to the Christmas break. That last day of school was a cold, dreary one, but I practically danced through each class.
It may very well be the most well known poem of all time. We’ve all heard it. Many of us would say the holidays are just not the same without hearing it or reading it at least once, especially if you have children.
Last week was Winter Weather Preparedness Week in South Carolina. Emergency officials urged residents across the state to prepare for winter and possible icy weather over the next three months.
Joyeux Noel, people! Joyeux Noel! Christmas is coming to the Pee Dee a little early this year. After a lengthy wait, The Lost Cajun restaurant on West Lucas will be opening its doors on Friday! Allons!
The Florence Little Theatre board and staff are grateful to the public for its patience and support during our time away from the stage due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Imagine you’re traveling out of state to visit family. When you’re 15 minutes from grandma’s house, you decide to let her know you’ll be arriving soon.
From the “You Just Can’t Make This Stuff Up” file: Last Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving, the stage was set for a most memorable and merciful occasion - the official state-recognized pardoning of June the Turkey.
There is no denying the significance of Black Friday for merchants and consumers. It is a key date on the calendar for millions in preparing for the Christmas season.
After being sworn in as the 23rd mayor of the City of Florence last week, Teresa Myers Ervin shared with those in attendance a message she said she received after winning the election.
Today’s front page story on a new book about World War II veteran Sgt. Frank Wall serves as a reminder to us all that it was not just members and veterans of our armed forces who make sacrifices during their service to our country.
