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Winner-takes-all in Florence mayoral primary - Vimarsana News

Winner-takes-all in Florence mayoral primary

FLORENCE, S.C. -- Stakes are high for the Democratic primary mayoral race next week. With no republicans running for mayor in the general election Nov. 5, it's winner take all.

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Barnes announces run for Florence mayor's office - Vimarsana News

Barnes announces run for Florence mayor's office

FLORENCE, S.C. -- March 26 before more than 200 people, Florence City Councilwoman Lethonia “Peaches” Barnes announced her candidacy for Mayor of the City of Florence.

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Florence mayor seeks reelection, talks about her record in office, new goals - Vimarsana News

Florence mayor seeks reelection, talks about her record in office, new goals

FLORENCE, S.C. (WBTW) — Florence Mayor Teresa Myers Ervin announced she will be seeking reelection during a “Conversation with the Community” Thursday morning at Lil Jazzi’s restaurant in downtown. The conversation allowed community members to ask questions and allowed the mayor to explain her vision for the direction of Florence if given another four-year term. […]

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Lethonia "Peaches" Barnes launches Florence mayoral campaign | News - Vimarsana News

Lethonia "Peaches" Barnes launches Florence mayoral campaign | News

City Council member Lethonia "Peaches" Barnes announced her campaign for Florence mayor, and she didn't hold back criticism of the incumbent Teresa Myers Ervin.

Florence joins other SC cities, supports hate crime law | News - Vimarsana News

Florence joins other SC cities, supports hate crime law | News

Florence joined a growing number of South Carolina cities and moved toward approving a local hate crime law, part of a movement to pass statewide legislation.