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Keep moving forward: Mitchell Kirby to attend last Florence County Council meeting Thursday

TIMMONSVILLE, S.C. — Thursday will be the final meeting for Florence County Council Secretary/Chaplain Mitchell Kirby.  Kirby, the representative of Council District 4 for 28 years, lost his bid for reelection in the June 9 Democratic primary to Kenneth McAllister. McAllister was defeated by Republican Jerry W. Yarborough Jr. in the 2020 general election. Yarborough will likely be sworn into office at the January organizational meeting of the county council.  "I have enjoyed serving the people of Florence County," Kirby said. "It's been a great honor. It's kind of sad..."  Council Chairman Willard Dorriety Jr. said Kirby is the type of person who would not hurt a fly. He said that Kirby was one of the most gentle and kind people he'd ever met and that his sense of humor would be missed on the council. Dorriety added that Kirby tried to serve his district to the best of his abilities. 

Florence County Council surprises Mitchell Kirby with resolution

FLORENCE, S.C. — Outgoing Secretary/Chaplain Mitchell Kirby received a surprise at the end of Thursday morning's Florence County Council meeting.   Council Chairman Willard Dorriety Jr. presented a resolution to Kirby to mark the completion of Kirby's 28 years representing Council District 4.  Kirby lost his bid for reelection in the June 9 Democratic primary to Kenneth McAllister. McAllister was defeated by Republican Jerry W. Yarborough Jr. in the 2020 general election. Yarborough will likely be sworn into office at the January organizational meeting of the county council.  The council did not place the item on the agenda in order to surprise Kirby with the resolution.