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Pee Dee children were schooled on the necessary skills to keep themselves and their families safe from fire and other dangers this week during a special fire safety camp this week.
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Florence teen accused of sexually assaulting toddler
A 16-year-old Florence boy is being charged as an adult after deputies said he sexually assaulted a 2-year-old.
Sports
Phantoms try to bring Florence a championship
On Thursday, Florence coach Tavares Bowens and Wyoming coach Dan Maciejczak stood side by side along the sidelines at an empty Florence Civic Center.
Tonight, the pair will be on opposite sidelines directing their teams as the Phantoms and Cavalry butt heads for the AIFA championship.
Lifestyles
In Residency: Doctors-in-training already making a difference
The interns of “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Hopkins” have nothing on the residents of the McLeod Family Medicine Residency Program. Though they are not on a constant surgical rotation or enduring the high-energy pace of an emergency room rotation with massive traumas every five minutes, they do work in the trenches of family medical care, treating real people living in the Pee Dee. Sometimes they even make house calls.
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