Special offer

What's happening in the Little town of Lake City in Lower Florence County, SC?

By
Real Estate Agent with EME Realty

Big plans are in the making for the town of Lake City. After hiring two firms to identify untapped potential growth in the city, Lake City now has coordinated the findings and designed a complete revitalization plan. Phase 1 consists of making over the National Bean Market Museum and Town Square, adding a Health Care Campus, revamping existing features of the city, adding a Ronald E. McNair Space and Science Museum, a Visitors Center, a new city hall, markets, offices, and renovating Main Street and Sauls Street.  This first phase should totally transform the face of Lake City and the lives of its residents. This is a big task for a small town but the rewards should be great. Revitalization should bring more industry and create more tourism, two of the major goals of the city. Along with the revitalization plans there is also a marketing campaign to promote the many changes that will be taking place in Lake City. Plans are in place and funding will be sought to make the plans a reality. In the near future we will see a complete transformation in the small town of Lake City.  Lake City will be one of those small southern towns that northerners flock to for retirement.

Anonymous
Meike McDonald

Wow Lake City is really growing. There is a lot of potential for the city with no lake! It is so close to everything- an hour from Myrtle Beach, hour and 1/2 from Columbia, 2 hours from Charleston. Its perfect. With Florence growing, then Lake City is bound to grow and prosper. The tobacco festival is also a unique attraction + various organizations, parades and the of course LCHS football! Some days I do miss it!

Jun 05, 2008 12:44 PM
#1
Teresa McDonald
EME Realty - Florence, SC
ABR, Florence and Lake City SC Real Estate

Yes, Lake City does have potential and hopefully the plans will materialize.

Jun 05, 2008 12:47 PM
Anonymous
Allen Porter

Excitement! I love Lake City and Coward. The towns are amazing. History abounds. In all the nooks and crannies of this region, the past resignates. Stories unfold--most by word of mouth.  The people of Lake City and Coward have the key to our treasure--a gift we can only gain from opening our eyes and ears to our beloved people.  I also enjoy the history store located downtown!

Jun 05, 2008 01:00 PM
#3