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Florence city council shares heartfelt tributes as George Jebaily ends 12 years of service
FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C (WPDE) — Every Florence City Council member offered kind words and personal reflections Monday as George D. Jebaily’s 12 years on the council came to a close. The city presented Jebaily with a service award, recognizing his leadership, commitment, and contributions to the community. The...
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The rise and fall of Jessamine Mall, now Sumter Mall in Sumter, SC, and what is left of its shops.
In May 1979, Jim Wilson & Associates announced a $12.5 million enclosed mall for a Broad Street site west of central Sumter, with Belk and JCPenney lined up as its anchors. The developers named it Jessamine Mall, after the yellow jessamine, the flower South Carolina had picked as its own. Downtown had tried its own kind of mall in the 1970s.
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This Overlooked South Carolina Town Is So Affordable, Retirees Say They Wish They’d Moved Sooner
There’s a town in South Carolina that retirees are quietly discovering, and once they get there, they keep asking themselves the same question: why didn’t anyone tell me about this sooner?. That town is Latta, South Carolina, and it’s been sitting in Dillon County this whole time, minding...
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Maysville Man, 67, With Cancer Vanishes Mid-Trip From South Carolina, Family Pleads
A 67-year-old Maysville man battling prostate cancer has been missing for more than a week after a bus trip meant to bring him home from South Carolina instead left his family searching for answers. Frank Glover was supposed to travel by Greyhound from Camden, South Carolina, back to Kentucky, but he never made his connections.
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Jamison Estep steps down as Lake City football head coach
Estep goes 13-30 in 4 years after stepping in to replace Ronnie Baker following serious accident. Lake City – Despite the Lake City High School football team going 2-8 in the just completed season and missing out on the AA state playoffs, Jamison Estep believes a bright future awaits the program.