Price Professional Services held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, January 19th celebrating its membership in the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce. The business is located at 2600 W. Palmetto St. in Florence. Owner Shakeita Price cut the ribbon. Joining in the celebration and showing their support were chamber ambassadors, family and friends.
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Brockington Property Management Group held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, January 13th as a new business in the area and a new member of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce. Chamber ambassadors joined Kimberly Brockington Franks, Owner, as she cut the ribbon. Brockington Property Management Group is located at 80 Dogwood Lane in Quinby. A full-service property management group, Brockington Property Management Group opened approximately five months ago. As a full-service property management group, the group handles apartment communities, single-family homes, multiple family homes and duplexes.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Monday, January 4th at Icon Cuts University (ICU) with the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce to celebrate its opening and membership in the chamber. Celebrating with the owner and instructors were chamber ambassadors. The school is located at 2204-C Second Loop Road in Florence. Juston Foxe, President, Instructor and Founder of ICU, has been a barber for approximately seven years. He also opened Icon Cuts barbershop in June 2017.
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Lifetime Hearing of Florence celebrated its 20th anniversary year with a check presentation to six local charities and a ribbon cutting marking its membership in the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, December 17th. Beneficiaries of Lifetime Hearing of Florence’s generosity were Harvest Hope Food Bank, McArn Food Bank in Cheraw, Darlington County Humane Society, American Heart Association, Foster Care Clothing Closet, Youth Mentors of the Pee Dee and House of Hope, where Lifetime Hearing will donate a rocking chair to each of the houses in HOPE Village, its Tiny House project.
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State Farm agent Jon Stezer celebrated on Monday, December 21st joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and opening his new business with a ribbon cutting. The State Farm agency opened on Dec. 1 at 358 N. Cashua Drive in the Food Lion shopping center. Joining in the celebration were his team, family and friends and chamber ambassadors. State Farm provides health, life, property and casualty insurance.
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A ribbon cutting was held at the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, December 15th celebrating the chamber membership of Cruise Planners/5 Star Journeys. Cutting the ribbon was franchise owner Toni Gault. She was joined by chamber ambassadors. Gault is a luxury travel specialist. She specializes in cruises, land and tour vacations for destination weddings, romantic all-inclusive getaways, premium and luxury cruises, domestic and international river cruises and group and corporate travel. “We are a full service travel agency,” Gault said.
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A ribbon cutting was held for Revived Medical Training Academy on Wednesday, December 9th to celebrate its membership into the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce. Chamber ambassadors joined in the celebration of the opening of the academy and its membership into the Chamber. The academy is at 2724 W. Palmetto St., Suite 5, in Florence. Owner Lavanda Martin said the academy provides CPR certification, continuing education for nurses, mentoring and tutoring for nursing students, and teacher certification. It also holds seminars and workshops.
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The Lost Cajun restaurant in Florence held its grand opening on Thursday, December 10th with a ribbon cutting. The ribbon cutting also signaled its membership with the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce. Chamber ambassadors joined in the celebration. The Lost Cajun is at 2106 W. Lucas St. between Starbucks and Julia Belle’s restaurant. The franchise is owned by Florence native Terrance Thomas.
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Trendy Twist Boutique celebrated joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, December 8th. Co-owner Gloria D. Anderson cut the ribbon. She was joined in the celebration by her daughter and co-owner, Shereca Anderson, her husband, Russell Anderson, and chamber ambassadors. The Trendy Twist Boutique, located at 910-A South Cashua Drive in Florence, opened in 2018.
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