Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 29th of May.
Good morning, Florence.
🌲 Environment
The South Carolina Drought Response Committee maintained the severe drought status across all 46 counties — local officials say Florence residents should monitor water use as potential restrictions may be enforced soon.
🏥 Health
The McLeod for Health Florence Open Tournament will run at the Dr. Eddie Floyd Florence Tennis Center from July 27 to Aug.
2 and will raise funds for mammogram scholarships. Nearly 60 top women players will compete, supporting breast cancer screening and boosting local tourism.
The Department of Public Health issued a summer water safety alert for pools, lakes and rivers to remind residents to follow safety rules.
The alert cites CDC data (over 4,000 drowning deaths occur each year) that highlights a need for caution on the water.
📰 Real Estate
A developer plans to build 155 new homes on Stokes Road in Florence.
The project is in early stages and will add housing options for local residents.
🏈 Sports
Pee Dee IceCats head coach Gary Graham announced his retirement to pursue other opportunities, thanking fans and team staff for their support – the team will begin its search for a new coach immediately.
The PeeDee IceCats head coach announced his retirement today after many seasons with the team, and the club will soon begin its search for a new leader.
🎉 Florence Events
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