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With more housing and a new school on the way, what could downtown Florence look like in the future? (opens the original)
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FLORENCE — Downtown Florence has undergone many changes through the years, but the next one could bring a new look to Cheves Street. Downtown Florence, specifically its historical district, has seen various improvements since the mid-2000s, as the city worked to restore the district that had been the subject of demolitions and fires over the 20th century. Now, the west side of downtown could soon see improved walkability and a prioritization of pedestrians, according to Downtown Development Mana
What could've been a 104-unit mobile home park was changed to a subdivision. It was still denied. (opens the original)
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FLORENCE COUNTY – What was once going to be a manufactured home park development in a quiet Florence County neighborhood was just denied a vital approval. The city planning commission didn’t grant a necessary emergency access to the property on Arthur Road at its September meeting. Without that access, it doesn’t meet county zoning standards and the proposed project cannot move forward. The meeting had been the last hope for residents of the dead-end road who were vehemently against the 104-unit
Florence planning commission passes noise ordinance change for downtown businesses (opens the original)
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FLORENCE — An amendment to Florence’s noise ordinance passed one of its first hurdles. The city’s planning commission voted at its September meeting to allow higher decibels of noise for slightly longer periods of time at night in commercial areas. Two commissioners were opposed to the change. The commission previously deferred voting on the amendment at its August meeting and requested more information. There were also concerns that the decibel requirements were too restrictive as is. “I want t
A financially struggling SC city just completed its audit but is still unable to balance its budget (opens the original)
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JOHNSONVILLE — Things are looking slightly up for a financially struggling Florence County city, but it is still fighting to pass a long overdue budget. Johnsonville, a small municipality with a population of roughly 1,300, has accrued millions of dollars in debt over the years and most recently is struggling to pass its annual budget that should have taken effect July 1. City Clerk Marlene Rollins announced at the city’s Sept. 1 council meeting that the budget is short $88,525, in part because
A turn of the century Florence home was just demolished. It once housed railway workers. (opens the original)
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FLORENCE — A dilapidated historical home at the corner of a busy Florence intersection has been demolished. The house at the corner of East Darlington and East Lucas streets had been a landmark in the community for more than a century, with early records indicating that the house had been around since at least 1905, according to Francis Marion University Associate Professor of History Erica Johnson. It stood through the rise of the railroad, the creation of the healthcare systems and multiple la
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