Starting tomorrow we will offering these blue bows Honoring the memory of Officer Jacob Hancher and all members of our police department. We ask for a minimum donations of $5 for each bow. All money received will be donated to City of Conway Police Department charity fund.
say hello to Nancy Nelson, Nancy is a proud mom to two sons, Nathan and William and proud grandma to 6. If you have ever been to a Saturday morning yard sale I’m sure you have run into Nancy. She attends Jamestown Baptist church. Nancy has been a part of The Daisy fair for many years. Nancy wears many hats helping us out on weekends, wedding set ups ,making deliveries, awesome holiday help and keeping us up to date on who has the best sales at the local stores.
Say hello to Dakota Gasque. Dakota is a junior at Aynor High School and has been a team member of the Daisy Fair for a few years now. Dakota helps us out on weekends and holidays along with wedding set ups. Most importantly, he is Mary’s grandson. Maybe a 2nd generation florist in the making.
Say hello to our next employee,Lawrence Waters. A South Carolina native born in Florence and moved to the Conway area about 7 years ago Lawrence has been a Daisy Fair team Member for over 3 years. Lawrence handles most of the deliveries we send out. Other duties include fresh flower processing and conditioning. He say his most rewarding part of his job are the happy expressions he witness’s daily when he makes an unexpected delivery to a recipient.
Our next employee is Jodie Wilson. Originally from North Carolina Jodie makes her home in downtown Conway. Jodie has been In the floral industry 25 years and a Daisy Fair team member for about 5 years. Her favorites include visual displays in both fresh and silk. Always going that extra mile to meet and exceed her customers expectations. She is a master at her craft and always there when you need her.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, MBPD,and Parishioners
Catholic Church of St. James, Conway
October 4 at 7:38 AM ·
St. James family,
It is with great sadness that we must inform you of the passing of one of our own parishioners, Jacob Hancher. Jacob was a police officer in Myrtle Beach. According to the Chief of Police, Jacob was killed last night in the line of duty.
"He was a dedicated public servant, who upheld his oath to protect this community, and made the ultimate sacrifice. He cared about the people that he served, served with, and absolutely loved Myrtle Beach.”
Jacob was a missionary on our 2017 mission to Honduras. For those who were able to serve along side him, they learned of his kindness and selfless service.
We are deeply saddened by his passing. We ask for your prayers for his family, friends, and fellow officers who are mourning his loss.
Eternal rest grant onto him, O Lord. Let perpetual light shine upon him.
To honor those who have fought the Breast Caner battle. We dressed to show out support and prayers
Order early. Friday is Boss’s Day!
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Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to each and every one of you who purchased a bow In memory of Officer Jacob Hancher. Today, we donated the proceeds from the bows, $1500 Honoring the life, sacrifice and legacy of Officer Jacob Hancher to Chief Dale Long, City of Conway Police Department to be used In Their charity fund.
Congratulations to Steven and staff at Granny’s Florist, our newest hometown hero. Steven, Christie, and team work all throughout the year being hero’s. This man goes out of his way to help his fellow man and to serve his customers. He is passionate about his work. Even if we are in the same industry, share many of the same customers. He is a dear friend first. Not to mention he has the sweetest Mom!
Congratulations Steven to Steven and staff
Congratulations to the Cafeteria staff at Conway High school. Our newest Hometown hero’s. This group is some of the hardest working people you will ever meet. Since the Covid-19 regulations began this group had to pretty much relearn their jobs to meet the new criteria that they were given. This team took the challenge and never looked back. Congratulations to them and thank you for going the extra mile for the safety of the faculty, staff and students at CHS. #Tigerstrong
Say hello to Me!
I am a native of the low country of South Carolina. Born and raised in Colleton county. I began my career in floristry at the age of 15. Working with my mentor and father figure, Uncle Dennis at his florist in Walterboro,SC. At a young age I was taught the value of great service, hard work,compassion and the art of being humble to my fellow man. After working many years with my Uncle, at his retirement, I moved to Charleston and specialized in weddings and events. After a freak accident I was nearly permanently disabled. Needing a slower pace in life, I found this beautiful town that reminded me of home and started volunteering here at the Daisy Fair. David Summers welcomed me in to help run his business. We had the same work ethic and for nearly 20 years he and I worked side by side growing his business. When he passed away a few years ago I took over ownership and strive daily to make this business a household name.
I am the proud father of one son, Quinn and “papa”to Daisy and Thistle, my fur babies. I am a member of First United Methodist Church.
I am very involved In the community and serve on the board of Conway Downtown Alive. It has always been my motto that one must give in order to receive. I support my community as much as I can.
This year I started my 45th year in the floral industry as well as celebrating The Daisy Fairs 40th Anniversary. We love and appreciate each of you and thank you for supporting our small business. Daved kinard
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This was our entry in the golf cart parade
Go big or go home! This almost sent me home 3 times. But we all prevailed! And it stayed together. You can’t decorate during a freak tropical weather thingy. #teamdaisyfairrocks
We had such a great time participating in this event. I hope this becomes a new tradition. Conway Downtown AliveJoey O'Connor thanks for the awesome photos!
We were the larger than life pumpkin!
Conway Living added 46 new photos to the album: 2020 Conway Halloween Golf Cart Parade.
October 31 at 9:54 PM ·
The 2020 Conway Halloween Golf Cart Parade - Hosted By Conway Downtown Alive. Photos by @JoeyOConnorPhotography for Conway Living.
This is gonna be fun! Don’t miss it!!
Conway Downtown Alive
October 27 at 2:00 PM ·
The final day to register for the Halloween Golf Cart Parade is Wednesday, October 28! The parade will depart the Public Safety Building on 9th Avenue and then travel down Laurel Street to Elm Street. Gather to enjoy the creative carts along the route! conwayalive.com
It’s that time of year. Limited availability this year. Order early!
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After speaking with Mr. Days family, funds are needed to Cover final burial expenses. Any funds donated to the Herman Days Memorial fund thru Conway National Bank will be used to help cover these expenses. After that any funds collected will go toward a permanent memorial to honor him. I understand there are a few go fund me Accounts started we hope those funds will be for this as well then a collective effort can be established to go forward. Please share this if you will.
Just wanted to update everyone on The services for Mr Herman Days.
His service will take place at Friendship MB church on Graniger rd here in Conway on Tuesday morning Feb 2 @11:00. For the many that have asked,I have started a memorial fund for a permanent memorial in his memory with the permission of his family. Donations can be made at any Conway National Bank branch c/oHerman Days Memorial fund. Or you may drop your donation off at The Daisy Fair. With the Moneys raised we will seek to find an appropriate and permanent memorial to honor this gentle soul.
If you drive down forth ave tomorrow morning we will be honoring LCpl Melton “Fox” Gore as his escort takes him to Musc at 7am. A Few of the staff will be out with signs and flags as we honor this fallen Hero
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Just to let everyone know we will be reopening on Monday. Everyone was tested with negative results. I however, was not so fortunate. Even though I am at “end of cycle” and not contagious I will steer the ship from home for a few days to be safe. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
Conway Downtown Alive
January 15 at 7:24 AM ·
The Rivertown Ice Rink, presented by Anderson Brothers Bank, is open noon-8 PM January 15-18. Last admission at 7 PM. conwayalive.com Skating may pause for rain and that information will be posted here.
