KFB River Sweep

Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014, 9am West Florence High School / Florence ‘Rail Trail’ area Beach Sweep / River Sweep—organized by S.C. Sea Grant Consortium in partnership with S.C. Department of Natural Resources—is the largest one-day litter cleanup of South Carolina’s beaches and waterways. Every third Saturday in September thousands of South Carolinians volunteer to clearContinue reading “KFB River Sweep”

KFB Launches Pet Waste Outreach Campaign

Keep Florence Beautiful is about to tackle a different form of litter in the community: pet waste.  Funded in part by a grant from PalmettoPride, the “Clean Water, Clean Yards, Clean Shoes” campaign seeks to educate citizens about the negative impacts of pet waste. “The ultimate goal of the project is to increase the numberContinue reading “KFB Launches Pet Waste Outreach Campaign”

Five Points Beautification Project

Five Points Median Chosen For Beautification Project The median in front of the Sav-Way convenient store and gas station will soon get a much needed makeover.  Spearheaded by Keep Florence Beautiful, the beautification project is underway. The median is owned by Rainwater Gas & Oil, leased by Chase Oil and Adams Outdoor Advertising has theContinue reading “Five Points Beautification Project”

5 Points Beautification Project

Five Points Median Chosen For Beautification Project The median in front of the Sav-Way convenient store and gas station will soon get a much needed makeover.  Spearheaded by Keep Florence Beautiful, the beautification project is underway. The median is owned by Rainwater Gas & Oil, leased by Chase Oil and Adams Outdoor Advertising has theContinue reading “5 Points Beautification Project”

Volunteers Needed for River Sweep

Join us on Saturday, September 21 for the South Carolina’s annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep.  Keep Florence Beautiful and the Florence Darlington Stormwater Consortium are once again cleaning at Jeffries Creek Park in Florence.  Volunteers should meet at 9:00 AM at the parking lot on DeBerry Blvd.  Closed-toe shoes and insect repellent are recommended.  Gloves andContinue reading “Volunteers Needed for River Sweep”