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Effective Jan. 1, Florence will pass credit card fees and e-check fees onto customers, saving the city roughly $400,000 that will now be paid directly by customers.

The store, located on 103 E. Darlington Street, had been struggling financially and was working with the larger Save-A-Lot company to overcome the difficulties before the it cut ties with the grocery store.

Deep diving into the accessibility of these agendas and minutes and the user-friendliness of them shows that for the most part, the City of Florence is doing what it needs

FLORENCE, S.C. — After forming a team and implementing short-term fixes, Florence city officials say they are hearing fewer complaints of discolored water but long-term plans are still in the

FLORENCE — Annie Johnson of Otis Elevators climbed up scaffolding with her paint roller and pan of paint Sept. 15 at the Pee Dee Coalitions building in Florence.

Florence officials will begin the search for a new city manager, potentially breaking a previous promise that the citys utilities and economic development guru would get the job.

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.

The city of Florence is taking a system-wide look at its water system after a high number of costumers complain of dirty water.

Discolored water appearing in Florence residents sinks and showers has prompted the city to form a Water Quality Team to propose short- and long-term solutions to the persistent problem.