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Florence Police investigate South Dargan Street shooting
4 days ago · Florence Police responded at 10:45 p.m. to the 700 block of South Dargan Street to a report of a gunshot victim and arrived to find the victim in a residence, “obviously dead,” with the caller ...
Florence County sends firefighters to upstate to help
Sep 30, 2024 · FLORENCE, S.C. – Florence County has sent several firefighters and engine companies to aid the Upstate area with relief efforts in response to Hurricane Helene.
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Florence neighbors: Obituaries for September 20 - scnow.com
Sep 20, 2024 · Florence neighbors: Obituaries for September 20. Sep 20, 2024. Sep 20, 2024Updated Sep 20, 2024. Read through the obituaries published today in SCNOW. Online obituaries are hosted on a third-party ...
Four arrested following Friday Florence Police pursuit
FLORENCE, S.C. — Florence police arrested four people Friday afternoon after chasing a car that had been reported stolen. The police also seized a rifle.
125 Pets Evacuated from Florence, SC to Wisconsin - scnow.com
FLORENCE, S.C. – Amid the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, 125 dogs and cats from Florence and Marion County were airlifted from the Florence Regional Airport Wednesday to Waukesha, Wisconsin, to ...
Florence One ahead of the curve with enrollment study
A demographic study conducted by Florence One Schools, using Geographic Information Services firm, predicts Lucy T. Davis Elementary will nearly double its current enrollment by 2035.