The Addison of Florence had a ribbon cutting and open house welcoming the Florence Chamber Ambassadors and local residents to tour their facilities. The event marked the formal introduction of the Addison of Florence located at 1370 Celebration Blvd. Florence SC 29501.
Formerly the Benton House, the facility was recently bought by Sonida Senior Living and named the Addison of Florence.
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MPZ Holdings representatives announce the grand opening of Dave’s Hot Chicken, along with Chamber Ambassadors cut their ribbon welcoming them to the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
MPZ Holdings is proud to announce the grand opening of its fourth Dave’s Hot Chicken location in the Pee Dee, a celebration took place on Friday, July 18 from 11 AM to 2 PM at 1931 W. Palmetto Street. A ribbon-cutting ceremony kicked off the event at 11 AM, welcoming local officials, a community check presentation, and remote broadcast from iHeartRadio’s 103x, hosted by longtime Darlington Raceway announcer Dan E. Lockemy.
Dave’s Hot Chicken, known for its crave-worthy hot chicken tenders and sliders served with a variety of heat levels from “No Spice” to “Reaper,” brings a bold flavor and cult-following energy to each new market. Guests can expect hand-breaded, halal-certified chicken, signature Dave’s Sauce, and loaded crinkle-cut fries—all served in a fast-casual setting with high-energy vibes and street-art-inspired décor.
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Adam Franzese regional manager of Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers along with Chamber Ambassadors cuts his ribbon welcoming them to the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers celebrated the new store’s Grand Opening Event this past Friday & Saturday, at 105 Federal Court, Florence.
As part of Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers continued expansion, the brand is pleased to welcome new customers by hosting a grand opening event and ribbon cutting at one of its newest locations in Florence, SC. This new store provides a comprehensive range of automotive services including ten-minute oil changes, tires, brakes, alignments, and more.
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Yellowstone Landscape representatives look toward Florence as the next step in regional growth along with Chamber Ambassadors cuts their ribbon joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
Yellowstone Landscape, one of the nation’s leading commercial landscaping companies, is excited to announce its expansion into the Florence, South Carolina market. With a long-standing reputation for excellence in landscape maintenance, enhancements, irrigation services, and seasonal color design, Yellowstone Landscape is setting the stage for future growth in the Pee Dee region. The company currently services several nearby areas from its Columbia branch, located at 1049 2nd Avenue, but is actively planning to open a dedicated Florence branch by the end of this year.
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Trey Blanton, the CEO, along with Jim Mayes Regional VP of Osla Agency along with family, staff and Chamber Ambassadors cuts their ribbon becoming a member of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
Osla Agency, a full-service performance marketing firm, is excited to announce its membership in the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
With a focus and passion for helping companies grow, Osla works with businesses to better understand their customers and create clear, effective marketing campaigns. The agency is known for its hands-on approach, helping companies build their brand, connect with their audience, and reach their goals.
“We’re proud to partner with the Greater Florence Chamber and be a part of the Florence business community,” said Trey Blanton, CEO of Osla Agency. “This is a growing area full of potential, and the Osla team is looking forward to working closely with motivated businesses in the Pee Dee region.”
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Adam Jacobs and Tony Jacobs, owners of Roof Maxx, along with family and Chamber Ambassadors cut their ribbon joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
Roof Maxx is an innovative, eco-friendly solution designed to extend the life of asphalt shingle roofs. By applying a plant-based, soy-derived oil, Roof Maxx rejuvenates aging shingles, restoring their flexibility, and waterproofing capabilities. This treatment can add up to 15 years of life to a roof, with each application providing approximately five years of protection. Not only does this process save homeowners up to 80% compared to the cost of a full roof replacement, but it also contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the amount of roofing waste sent to landfills. The application is quick and safe for people, pets, and the environment.
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Jessica Brown, Executive Director of The Palmetto Partnership of All 4 Autism, along with staff, family, friends and Chamber Ambassadors cut her ribbon in celebration of the opening of their new resource center, located at 517 South Coit Street in Florence.
All 4 Autism’s new program, The Palmetto Partnership of All 4 Autism, will continue to provide services to those affected by autism, while this new initiative will allow the organization to expand their reach and provide support and resources for all individuals with disabilities and their families. An important component of this program is the focus on increasing collaborations with local and state agencies that provide disability and transitional services. The new community center for The Palmetto Partnership will serve as a facility for their collaborative efforts, training, and various support and outreach programs.
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Lucky Dog Re-Tail Thrift along with Chamber Ambassadors cut their ribbon, joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
“We are so excited to have Lucky Dog’s Re-Tail Thrift join the downtown Florence community,” said Mirah Horowitz, Founder and CEO of Lucky Dog Animal Rescue. “The money raised at the store will support our lifesaving work. Lucky Dog is committed to not only saving the lives of at-risk dogs and cats by partnering with the city and county shelters of the Pee Dee, but also to providing low cost spay/neuter services, free vaccine & microchip clinics, and hopefully soon, pet pantry services. Lucky Dog Re-Tail isn’t just a store—it’s a symbol of Lucky Dog’s profound investment in the Florence community. By creating sustainable funding sources, we’re ensuring we can always be counted on to respond to emergencies, support the community and save more lives.”
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Hunter Elizabeth Prior, owner of Presley and Pearls Boutique, along with staff, family, friends and Chamber Ambassadors cuts her ribbon joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
Presley and Pearls Boutique Invites Florence to Celebrate Style, Creativity, and Heart.
Located near MUSC hospital, Presley and Pearls isn’t just a boutique, it’s a place built with heart, hustle, and the hope of bringing a little more joy and confidence into the lives of every person who walks through its doors. As Presley and Pearls celebrated its official ribbon cutting, the team invites the Florence community to experience a boutique that blends trend-savvy fashion with meaningful details and a genuine love for people.
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Clem Coleman and John Durant, local salesmen for Crosby Land Company, along with Chamber Ambassadors cut their ribbon joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
Crosby Land Company, Inc. stands apart in the real estate world as a premier full-service brokerage specializing in rural and recreational land throughout the Southeastern United States. Where many brokerages focus solely on residential sales, Crosby Land Company takes a different path, one deeply rooted in the land itself. With a team that brings hands-on expertise in forestry, agriculture, wildlife management, and conservation, the brokerage provides a level of service and insight that is unmatched in the industry. Their portfolio spans an impressive array of properties, from historic antebellum plantations to high-end recreational tracts, productive farms, and investment-grade agricultural land.
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