August 22, 2008
‘Juneteenth’ Festival rescheduled
Preps are underway for a festival that was actually supposed to take place two months ago. That festival is coincidentally referred to as the “Juneteenth” and it celebrates the end of slavery in America.
August 13, 2008
Council to take final vote on alcohol referendum
Florence City Council will meet Thursday morning to take a final vote regarding a proposed alcohol referendum and hear a request to buy a downtown building for the Florence Museum of Art, Science and History.
August 11, 2008
Florentines speak on proposed Sunday alcohol sales
Local business and economic leaders at Florence City Council’s meeting Monday said Sunday alcohol sales would bring vastly more money to area restaurants, while some residents said such a change could do more harm than good.
August 07, 2008
Florence voters to decide on Sunday alcohol sales
Florence City Council has introduced an ordinance that would let Florence voters decide whether to lift a ban on Sunday alcohol sales at licensed restaurants in the city.
July 14, 2008
Florence City Council wants Sunday alcohol sales ordinance
Florence City Council directed city staff at Monday’s regular meeting to prepare an ordinance for a referendum that would allow Sunday alcohol sales at licensed restaurants.
June 16, 2008
Florence City Council gives final approval to budget
Florence City Council has given its final approval to the city’s proposed $68 million budget for fiscal year 2008-09, which includes an increase in franchise fees.
June 07, 2008
Florence City Council reschedules June meeting
Florence City Council has rescheduled its regular meeting for this month.
June 01, 2008
Florence considers measure to finance tap fee payments
Florence is considering a measure that would divide the cost of a new water tap fee into installments after the price for new tap connections tripled for some customers.
May 22, 2008
Florence City Council approves first reading of budget that includes new fees
Florence City Council has given unanimous approval to the first reading of the city’s $68 million proposed budget, which includes increases in franchise fees for cable, electricity and natural gas but not in property taxes.
