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FLORENCE, S.C. — When Scott Garner lost his son to a fentanyl overdose, it changed the trajectory of his life forever.

Project White Oak, an industrial prospect already identified as a newcomer to Kershaw County, is now known to be a third potential solar facility, although the company’s actual name has

FLORENCE, S.C. — When Scott Garner lost his son to a fentanyl overdose, it changed the trajectory of his life forever.

Using $500,000 of leftover pandemic-era federal dollars, the city of Florence will purchase four new police cars and a new garbage truck.

FLORENCE, S.C. — Using $500,000 of leftover pandemic-era federal dollars, the city of Florence will purchase four new police cars and a new garbage truck.

FLORENCE — Low- and fixed-income customers of the Florence water and sewer utility may soon receive financial help paying their bills through a potential new roundup program.

FLORENCE, S.C. — Over the next five years, city of Florence water and sewer system customers will see their rates increasing by different percentages based on which side of the

The Florence City Council approved small changes to its elections map to condense the borders of its three districts.

Utility rates for Florence customers will rise substantially higher than expected by the end of the decade after Florence City Council members approved a revised fee schedule to fund multimillion

Florence City Council members are set to choose between two maps — one new, one old — as they address redistricting after several months of discussion.