Florence, SC Reviews, to-dos, and not quite news
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The Pee Dee Business and Professional Women’s network is having their monthly meeting tomorrow. It is NOT too late to reserve a space! What a great opportunity, I am so glad that our community has this resource. Via Email: Our monthly meeting is this Thursday from 12-1:30 at the Florence Country Club and it is [...]
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When I moved back to Florence after college, I became aware that Florence had a local employer by the name of ACS Technologies. The father of two kids I babysat for worked there, and I kept hearing good things about the company. When I started the Flossip, I quickly learned that the key technology people [...]
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I know that sometimes I publish about the same places… I am a creature of habit. However! If there is a place that you have been nervous to try, ask me! If you are out of town and you miss Florence and want to see a picture of an old house you lived in or [...]
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Y’all know that one of my goals here at the Flossip is to promote local merchants. There are many reasons for this, but the primary reason is to keep as much money in Florence as we possibly can. Two local residents, Emily Jackson and Mike Miller, recently completed a year of eating food only grown [...]
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Florence Convention and Visitors Bureau PUBLIC FORUM REGARDING TOURISM PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT IN FLORENCE AND WILLIAMSBURG COUNTIES April 2, 2009 6PM Brown’s BBQ, Kingstree ($9.95 buffet available)
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From the Morning News: Florence has been ranked fifth in Site Selection magazine’s 2008 ranking of top metropolitan areas for new and expanding facilities. The fifth place ranking is for communities in the United States for areas with a population between 50,000 and 200,000. Apparently Rusty Smith does not read the Flossip, because he failed [...]
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Check out Scott Park’s blog for two important meetings you can attend to help make Florence better!
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Tonight is the night to Raise the Roof with Edwin McCain. Ticket sales will benefit the Greater Florence Habitat for Humanity. I know times are tight, but this is such a good reason to dig deep into the pocketbook!
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