Florence City Councilman, George Jebaily with Jebaily Law Firm was the Florence Chamber’s guest this past weekend talking about all things Florence, South Carolina.
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Take the next step toward building your business at our hands-on Business Bootcamp on Saturday, May 9, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM in Florence, SC.
Sponsored by Benedict College Women’s Business Center and the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, this working session is designed for aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs. The session will help you define your target customer, understand how your business makes money, and avoid common startup mistakes.
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With both the House and Senate were back in session last week. The Statehouse was bustling as lawmakers in both bodies continue to work to advance priorities as the clock on the two-year session is beginning to run out.
Of note, the House and Senate met to ratify acts last Wednesday, officially sending the Income Tax Reform bill (H.4216) to the Governor’s desk for his signature.
Also last Thursday, a House Ways and Means subcommittee advanced two bills (S.831/H.5071) that seek to modernize the Department of Transportation (DOT) and streamline the delivery of infrastructure projects across South Carolina.
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The City’s Fourth of July event at the Florence Soccer Complex will be monumental! Sponsorship and volunteering opportunities are available.
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The FSO Rocks 4 Concert will be held on May 21st at the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center. This high-energy concert, which together with the full power of the Florence Symphony Orchestra, and featured singers and musicians will be play music by artists like REM, ZZ Top, ELO, Doobie Brother, Toto, Led Zeppelin, U2, Elton John, Fleetwood Mac and others.
The evening features legendary guitarist Mike Keneally (known for his work with Frank Zappa), joined by vocalist Jim Stapley, along with standout performers Fran Coleman, Brandon Goff, and more, all performing with the orchestra under the direction of Terry Roberts.
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Florence is launching a multi-year initiative to enhance citywide water quality and increase sewer capacity to plan for future growth and a more resilient delivery system, officials said last Wednesday.
The move comes after city leaders approved a long-range master plan for water distribution and sewer collection, targeting capital improvements over the next 20 years using $127 million from bonds and development funds.
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The Florence Chamber held its 2026 Building Bridges Diversity and Leadership Summit on Monday, March 23rd. Community participants were welcomed by City of Florence Mayor Lethonia Barnes and Les Echols from the Florence Chamber.
Several speakers addressed the day-long gathering, including Cynthia Walters of SC Manufacturers and Commerce, Charlee Rhodes from Northwestern Mutual and keynote speaker Dr. DaNine J. Fleming.
The program featured a women in leadership panel moderated by Tabitha James, and an Executive Roundtable featuring executives from QVC, United Way, Assurant and Spherion. The moderator of the Executive Roundtable was Edith Robinson of QVC.
The mission of Building Bridges is to enable our community to address diverse issues through a process of changing attitudes & hearts through education and issue awareness.
Building Bridges was sponsored by Duke Energy, Assurant, HopeHealth and Spherion.
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This event is free and open to the public, so we encourage you to invite your friends and family! You can expect a variety of home, yard, and garden décor, along with crafts, traditional spring plants, in-season #CertifiedSC produce and much more!
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On April 14, Cumulus Media Florence is hosting an exclusive digital strategy seminar designed to help businesses boost visibility, deepen customer engagement, and drive measurable growth. 2 sessions will be offered; 11:30 am or 2:30 pm at 2014 N. Irby Street, Florence.
As a thank you for attending, you’ll also receive a $1,000 advertising credit to use on any of our Florence Cumulus stations.
Seating is limited to the first 20 RSVPs for each session.
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Through our Florence County Collective initiative, United Way of Florence County is offering a free grant writing training series to help local organizations build their skills and access more funding. Their first session on February 25 had a positive turnout, and they’d love to build it even more for their two upcoming sessions on April 1 and May 6.
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