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Patriot women add transfer

Tuesday, 18 June 2019, Good life, News, Local News, Sports

Francis Marion University women’s basketball head coach Jeri Porter recently announced the addition of 5-7 guard Jasmyne May of Fayetteville, N.C., who will transfer from NCAA Division I Oral Roberts University and join the Patriot program this fall. May
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J.T. Weber’s seventh-inning double provided the winning runs against Macon.

RedWolves top Macon, 5-1

Tuesday, 18 June 2019, Good life, News, Local News, Sports

The Florence RedWolves won their second consecutive game Saturday, defeating the Macon Bacon 5-1 on the strength of a solid outing by starting pitcher Boyce Kobleur. Kobleur pitched five scoreless innings before the RedWolves (4-8) broke the game open wit
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Daryll Clark (8) hangs on to the ball as he lands in the end zone for a touchdown against Cape Fear. The defending American Arena League champion Havoc defeated the Heroes 60-22 to reach Saturday’s Bowman Cup semifinals.

Not this time

Tuesday, 18 June 2019, Good life, News, Local News, Sports

Carrying an eight-game win streak and a healthy squad into Saturday’s battle against the rival Carolina Energy in the semifinals of Bowman Cup Playoffs, Head Coach Anson Yarborough and his Carolina Havoc felt their chances of defending their American Aren
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Allison Carraway, center, poses with scholarship recipients Gracie Epps, left, and Jayden Smith.

Scholarships awarded in honor of slain officer

Tuesday, 18 June 2019, News, Education, Local News

The Florence Police Department Police Fund announced Thursday the first-ever recipients of the Sgt. Terrence Carraway Memorial Scholarship: Gracie Epps of Darlington High School and Jayden Smith of Wilson High School. Carraway was shot and killed in Octo
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Charlotte Smith, at top a youth pastor at St. John’s Episcopal Church, sparkles while performing Katy Perry’s ‘Fireworks’ during Thursday’s Lip Sync Battle to benefit the Florence Area Literacy Council. Above, teacher Frankie Humphrey performs Wham’s “Wake Me Up.” At right, Les Echols of the Greater Florence Chamber, and his back-up singers get down to the soul-filled sounds of “I Feel Good.”

Lip syncing for literacy

Tuesday, 18 June 2019, News, Arts & Culture, Local News

BOB SLOAN Editor It may have been a night of fun and food, but the cause behind Thursday’s Lip Sync Battle is a very serious matter. The annual event held at the Southeastern Institute of Manufacturing Technology is a major fund-raiser for the Florence A
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Patriot women add transfer

RedWolves top Macon, 5-1

Not this time

Scholarships awarded in honor of slain officer

Lip syncing for literacy

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