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Efforts to stay ahead of development will come with a hefty price tag for Florence. City officials are mulling a $450 million bond to expand water and sewer systems.

FLORENCE, S.C. — Movement Mortgage has given away about $1 million this year to organizations that make a difference and two of them are in Florence.

FLORENCE, S.C. — While people ate a free meal on Friday, they also learned about Alzheimer’s disease, the effect it can have and resources for caregivers struggling to take care

House of Hope Tiny Home Village in Pee Dee taking shape; more work to be done House of Hope Tiny Home Village in Pee Dee taking shape, but more work to be done By Cameron Crowe | April 12, 2021 at 7:14 PM EDT - Updated April 12 at 9:21 PM FLORENCE, S.C. (WMBF) - Within the last few months, the House of Hope Tiny Home Village has gone from an empty lot to a lot of tiny properties under construction. While construction is moving along now, House of Hope Executive Director Bryan Braddock said...

FLORENCE, S.C. — In person absentee voting will begin at noon Tuesday in two primaries that will help determine two members of the Florence City Council.  Residents of Florence City Council District 1 can vote in the Democratic primary between James "Big Man" Kennedy, Joey McMillan, Darryl Witherspoon Mitchell, LaShonda Nesmith Jackson and Jermaine C. Nowline. Residents of Florence City Council District 3 can vote in the Republican primary between Bryan Braddock, Robby Hill, John Swe...

Pee Dee non-profits partner up to recreate newspaper boxes to give back to those in need Unique donations boxes for House of Hope By Cameron Crowe | December 22, 2020 at 8:07 PM EST - Updated December 22 at 8:07 PM FLORENCE, S.C. (WMBF) - Old newspaper stands are making headlines in the Pee Dee. A few years ago, Sam Rogers brought an idea to Florence he first saw in North Carolina - hanging clothing from trees to give the homeless a place to find warm clothes in the winter. Rogers started ...

FLORENCE, S.C. — A former mayoral candidate will be the second-in-command of the Florence City Council.  Councilman George D. Jebaily was elected to the position of mayor pro tempore by a 3-2 vote Monday at a city council meeting.  The position of mayor pro tempore is a largely ceremonial role but does conduct the city council meetings in absence of the mayor. Jebaily ran for the Democratic nomination for mayor in 2020, finishing second in the primary and runoff to Teresa Myers Er...