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55th Birthday Party at The Hut | Richard Cotton Celebration | Feb 21
Celebrate Richard Cotton’s 55th Birthday Party at The Hut on February 21st. This grown-folks celebration brings classic vibes with old-school hip hop and R&B, free beer and liquor, and a mature party atmosphere made for real ones only. Doors open with a $20 entry fee, so pull up dressed right and ready to celebrate the right way.
Phirst Krush – Friday the 13th Party | DJ J Watts Live at Zaddys Place | Sumter, SC
Get ready for Phirst Krush on Friday the 13th at Zaddys Place in Sumter, SC. Hosted by Quan with music by DJ J Watts, this high-energy night brings nonstop vibes, packed dance floors, and late-night party energy. Doors open at 10 PM, so pull up early and experience one of Sumter’s hottest nightlife events.
📍 Zaddys Place
901 Manning Ave, Sumter, SC
Carolina Bully Barbecue Meet & Greet | Florence, SC | April 18, 2026
Carolina Bully Barbecue Meet & Greet is coming to Florence, SC on April 18, 2026 from 11 AM – 5 PM. Join bully owners, breeders, and dog lovers for a full day of great food, live vibes, and some of the best American Bullies around. This family-friendly outdoor event is the perfect place to connect, network, and celebrate bully culture while enjoying classic Carolina barbecue.
📍 3720 E Palmetto St, Florence, SC 29506
INSTOCK Now Feb 5th 26′
🔥 Official DJ J Watts Merch — Now Available Online 🔥
Shop exclusive DJ J Watts and The Movement Music Group headwear and apparel designed for bold style and everyday comfort. From premium bucket hats and beanies to graphic caps and performance face covers, every piece represents the movement and the grind behind it.
💲 Only $25 each — FREE shipping & handling
💳 Pay online with major cards via Square, Klarna, Afterpay, Zelle, Cash App & Apple Pay
🛒 Now online at www.djjwatts.com
Limited stock — once it’s gone, it’s gone.
The Movement Music Group Classic Bucket Hat – Black
$25.00
Features:
• High-quality durable fabric
• Comfortable all-day fit
• Bold Movement Music Group logo
• Lightweight & breathable feel
• One size fits most
💲 Price: $25 (FREE shipping & handling)
📲 Ordering Info:
For now, order by phone or text: 843-687-1264
Online payments via Zelle, Cash App & Apple Pay available on site starting February 1st
Limited quantities available — once sold out, restock is not guaranteed.
Out of stock
Official DJ J Watts hats are now available online!
Limited-edition bucket hats are just $25 each with FREE shipping.
Secure checkout with major cards, Klarna, Afterpay, Zelle, Cash App & Apple Pay.
Some styles are already sold out — grab yours before they’re gone!
Shop now at www.djjwatts.com
Finders-Keepers Brings Big Savings to Florence with $10 Bag Sale!
If you love great deals and hidden gems, you’ve got to check out Finders-Keepers on S. Irby St! Amazing bargains without paying new prices. Definitely worth the stop!
Bargain hunters in Florence, South Carolina have another great reason to stop by Finders-Keepers — the local thrift and consignment shop known for incredible “new-to-you” deals without the new price tags.
💥 $10 Bag Sale
Finders-Keepers is hosting a special $10.00 Bag Sale where shoppers can fill a bag with clothes for just ten dollars!
Sale details:
👕 Clothes only 🚫 No white tag items included 🛍️ Bags must be able to tie closed
This is a perfect opportunity to refresh your wardrobe, grab deals for the family, or stock up while saving big.
Why Shop at Finders-Keepers?
Finders-Keepers has quickly become a favorite spot for locals who love quality items at affordable prices. From everyday wear to hidden gems, the store offers something for everyone — all while supporting smart shopping and community business.
If you enjoy great bargains, friendly service, and the thrill of finding amazing deals, Finders-Keepers is a must-visit destination in Florence.
Visit Them Today
1725 S. Irby Street
Florence, SC 29505
Support local. Save big. And don’t miss the $10 bag sale!
An Open Letter to Minnesota and National Leadership
To Governor Tim Walz, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and Vice President Kamala Harris:
Minnesota is facing continued civil unrest while government agencies operate with minimal accountability.
Communities are experiencing instability while leadership response remains slow and fragmented.
Governor Walz, your office holds the authority to declare a state of emergency and mobilize protections immediately. Emergency powers exist specifically for times when public safety and lawful governance are threatened.
Senator Klobuchar, when state systems fail to protect citizens, federal oversight becomes essential.
Vice President Harris, when abuse of power and civil instability grow unchecked, national leadership must intervene.
The people of Minnesota are asking for:
• Protection of communities
• Enforcement of laws fairly
• Oversight of government agencies
• Consequences for misconduct
• Restoration of trust in leadership
This is not about politics.
This is about safety, justice, and accountability.
Minnesota needs action now.
Restoring Order in Minnesota: Emergency Action Must Be Taken Now
Minnesota’s growing civil unrest combined with ongoing abuse of authority by government departments demands immediate leadership response.
This situation requires more than statements — it requires emergency measures.
What Must Happen Immediately:
1. Declare a State of Emergency
This allows coordination of law enforcement, emergency services, and state resources to stabilize communities.
2. Enact Laws Targeting Abuse of Power
Public officials and agencies must face real consequences when authority is misused.
3. Implement Federal Oversight Where Needed
When state systems fail, federal review must intervene.
4. Increase Transparency to the Public
Emergency actions must include public accountability and reporting.
Citizens should:
Contact state leadership Engage legislators Demand emergency action Demand oversight and reform
Order, safety, and justice do not happen by waiting.
They happen by leadership taking responsibility.