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City of Darlington officials share gratitude, plans for relief fund grant
DARLINGTON, SC (WPDE) — The City of Darlington received a $124,764.02 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Grant. In August 2023, severe weather from Hurricane Idalia caused a chain of events, leaving a major sinkhole on East Broad Street. The sinkhole was caused by a leaking storm drain pipe that...
Hartsville crews battle brush fire on Brewer Avenue
HARTSVILLE, S.C. (WPDE) — Crews are responding to a brush fire Thursday afternoon on Brewer Avenue in Hartsville, according to Hartsville Fire Chief Jeff Burr. Burr said at this time, they're not sure how it started. Firefighters initially couldn't get to the location but found a route that better...
PHOTOS: Show us how you’re celebrating the Fourth of July
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — The Fourth of July holiday weekend is shaping up to be a hot, festive time across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee. Whether you’re watching the Salute from the Shore military flyover, celebrating at the beach, taking in a parade or watching fireworks, News13 would love to see your Fourth […]
Bike-walk advocates weigh in on SCDOT railroad plans
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Advocates for bike and pedestrian safety are making their voices heard as the South Carolina Department of Transportation accepts suggestions for improving rail transportation. “We’d love to see passenger rail become more of an option for South Carolinians,” Charleston Moves Executive Director Katie Zimmerman says. “The...
Former South Carolina representative, Florence native Mack T. Hines dies at 77
FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Longtime South Carolina Rep. and Florence native Mack T. Hines died Thursday at 77, according to the Florence County Democratic Party chairman. “Rep. Hines served from 1995-2005 advocating tirelessly for the people of Florence and Marion counties,” Isaac Wilson said. “His dedication and commitment to public service set a standard […]
City offices will be closed today, July 4th for the Independence Day Holiday: Click here for more info!
City offices will be closed today, July 4th for the Independence Day Holiday. Sanitation will run normal garbage and recycling routes. No yard waste will be collected. Please remember that while fireworks are allowed on private property within city limits starting at 10am today, July 4th, they must cease by 12:30am on July 5th. After this time, all types of fireworks will be prohibited for firing, shooting, discharging, or igniting under Section 8-3 of the City of Florence Code of Ordinances.
SC Democratic congressional candidate Michael B. Moore joins call for President Biden to withdraw
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Michael B. Moore, Democratic candidate for South Carolina’s First Congressional District, used the Independence Day holiday to call on Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race and “carve a path forward for Democrats to keep the White House in 2024.” President Biden has faced skepticism from some in his party […]
These cities in the Carolinas are most, least expensive for renters
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — With consumer prices increasing and inflation not slowing as quickly as desired by some, rising prices for rental properties is just one more financial difficulty facing Americans right now. A recent study by Lawn Love showed the most expensive metro areas for renters, comparing nearly...
Law enforcement encourages safe travel this 4th of July
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – July 4th has been consistently ranked as the deadliest single day of the year on U.S. roads, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Whether you’re driving a car or a boat, staying sober, focused, and following all safety rules is crucial. According to IIHS, 143 people die in […]
South Carolina beachgoers will honor the military with a “Salute From the Shore”
SAVANNAH, Ga (WSAV) – In honor of our nation’s birthday, thousands will flock to Lowcountry beaches to take part in a state-wide patriotic salute. This will be the 15th annual “Salute From the Shore” and it will take place along the entire Carolina coastline. The idea was born in 2008 when Johnny Folsom and Toddy […]
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