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FLORENCE, S.C. — Work has started on a project designed to improve stormwater drainage from Cherokee Road to some Evans Street neighborhoods. The project will protect the area from flooding and also restore some of its natural look, Assistant Florence City Manager Clint Moore said. The old way draining away stormwater is not necessarily the correct way, he said.
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FLORENCE, S.C. — Seminar Brewing cut the ribbon Tuesday to officially show that the landmark Florence brewpub is back and better than ever. Surrounded by well-wishers and chamber ambassadors, entrepreneur Tim Norwood, partner Cooper Thomas and barbecue pitmaster Elliott Moss were front and center as they spoke about the successful culmination of their project. “I think all of us are gratified to see how it has turned out. Even though we had the vision for it, we didn’t have any architectural plans.
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FLORENCE, S.C. -- Developer Wesley Martin and a collection of Florence leaders along with supporters Thursday broke ground for the Sarah Townhomes -- a gated mixed-use development on N.B. Baroody Street. "Eighteen town homes, large, 1,200 square-feet, three-bedroom, two-and-a-half baths. They each have two dedicated parking spaces behind the security gate. Six of 18 units have garages, and there's no other units in downtown that have their own garages," Martin said of his development.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – In the fall of 2014, a group of people got together to ensure their children and others with physical and mental challenges had a chance to do what just about every other kid in America gets to do – play baseball. And thus, the Miracle League of Florence County was born. The League was awarded the Marion Medallion on Thursday morning in a ceremony at Francis Marion University’s Performing Arts Center.
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JOHNSONVILLE, S.C. − If Florence County doesn’t have a navy, it at least has the start of one with four new boats the county’s unified fire district added to it’s existing resources. The county just completed the purchase of four boats for $92,000 and added $31,000 to the purchase price to equip them and still has $25,000 budgeted for training on them for water rescue. The district can now respond with 15-foot boats, 18-foot boats or a 20-foot boat when necessary.
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