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Since its inception in 2017, 76 Florence-Darlington Technical College students have completed the MST Fast Track program. Most are still employed by McLeod Health.

MST Fast Track program offers training at McLeod

Tuesday, 16 July 2019, Good life, News, Local News

Two years after launching, the MST Fast Track program continues to place Florence-Darlington Technical College students into the workforce at McLeod Health. The MST Fast Track program launched in 2017 and is a partnership between FDTC’s Corporate Workforc
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Only one cabin remains from the former Jamestown freed slave community in the Mars Bluff area of Florence County. Celebrate Jamestown events planned for July 26-28 will help preserve the National Historic Site and educate the public on what life was like for freed slaves during the nation’s Reconstruction Era following the Civil War.

Reunion events benefit, promote former freed slave community

Tuesday, 16 July 2019, Good life, News, Local News

BOB SLOAN Editor The old cabin has certainly seen its better days, and yet it remains standing. Nearly a century and a half of history is confined within its worn and battered walls. The cabin is the lone remaining homeplace from the nearly two dozen tha
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Numerous projects planned at FMU

Tuesday, 16 July 2019, Good life, News, Education, Local News

Francis Marion University will soon begin a series of major construction projects designed to provide capacity for new academic programs, as well as refurbish existing facilities so they can better serve the FMU community in the decades ahead. FMU’s board
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Florence-Darlington Technical College Choir student Kheyonta Washington rehearses with music instructor Rebecca Hunter. The recently revived FDTC choir will perform at the National Memorial Day Celebration in Washington D.C. in 2020.

FDTC revives student choir

Tuesday, 16 July 2019, Good life, News, Arts & Culture, Local News

It’s been over 30 years, but soon, the sound of singing voices will be heard on the main campus of Florence-Darlington Technical College. Choir members will get college credit and a performance on a national stage is already in the works FDTC Instructor
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DO YOU REMEMBER?

Tuesday, 16 July 2019, Good life, Do you Remember?

The Flamingo Restaurant, formerly located at 522 South Irby Street, was opened by Gus Hondros in 1963. Andrew Kampiziones later joined him and ran the business until the property was purchased by Florence General Hospital in the mid 1980s. Photo courtesy
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MST Fast Track program offers training at McLeod

Reunion events benefit, promote former freed slave community

Numerous projects planned at FMU

FDTC revives student choir

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