Good morning, Florence.

Drivers on southbound I-95 are advised to use caution as a lane closes temporarily today for bridge repairs; local crews begin work early in the Pee Dee.

Commuters may experience delays along this busy route.

District 3 Councilman Bryan Braddock, a recovered opioid addict, now helps lead Florence's third phase of opioid settlement fund distribution — partnering with local agencies for addiction services — while also training police in overdose response and reviewing funding applications quarterly at City Hall.

A water main break is reducing water pressure and raising water quality concerns for customers in parts of Florence.

Local officials are investigating the issue and working to restore service — residents should follow local updates.

Early voting opened today for South Carolina’s special primary, and Senate candidate Danny Ford II appears on the ballot after a judge cleared his eligibility.

The farmer, whose blue-collar background underpins his South Carolina first SEA plan for sustainability, education and affordability, said he will fight for local voters.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health confirmed a West Nile virus outbreak in the Pee Dee region with two human cases (diagnosed this week).

Officials will monitor the situation closely to protect the community.

Florence is partnering with the Housing Authority & local residents to build affordable homes in historic districts to help teachers, police officers & first responders stay in the community.

Over 40 homes have been built and construction on 17 new properties will begin soon with $30,000 in buyer aid.

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