When an auto accident happens unexpectedly, anyone can become a victim. One moment you're commuting back home after a long day at the office. The next, your car is totaled, and you're injured in the hospital due to another person's negligence. It's not fair, but it happens every day. Unlike the irresponsible party who caused the accident, personal injury victims often suffer the most in auto accidents. They have to worry about lost days at work, the long road to recovery, and the inability to provide for their family. Sadly, many people injured in car accidents don't have the luxury of worrying about bills because they're fighting for life in the emergency room.
And while modern cars come equipped with safety features like blind spot monitoring and cross-traffic alerts, motor vehicle accidents are still a huge problem in South Carolina. According to the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, in 2020, one person was injured every 11 minutes in a car collision. Even worse, one fatal collision was recorded every 9.1 hours.
Unfortunately, victims of auto accident negligence often don't know what to do when another driver hits them. They have questions like:
These same innocent people provide official statements to insurance agencies without knowing the consequences.
However, if you or your loved ones are victims in a car crash, there's good news. Laws in South Carolina mandate that guilty parties must compensate for pain and suffering. But in order to get the compensation you deserve, it's crucial to work with a personal injury attorney in Knightsville, SC. Experienced personal injury lawyers know how to bolster your case by securing witnesses for questioning, obtaining accident scene information, and documenting vehicle damage. If these tasks aren't completed quickly, you are far less likely to receive the compensation you and your family deserve.
Theos Law Firm exists to fight for your rights and to ensure negligent drivers are held responsible for the damage they do to your family. It's really that simple. We aren't afraid to trade blows with selfish insurance agencies. Because, unlike Theos Law Firm, they couldn't care less about your best interests.
Here are just a few reasons why so many hardworking people choose Theos Law Firm:
When you're involved in a car or truck accident, it can be a life-changing event. Having represented hundreds of personal injury victims, we understand that you may be confused and frightened. You know you need to speak with a lawyer, but you need a calm, cool presence to ease your anxiety. You need someone who understands what you're enduring, and we know how you feel. Unlike other auto accident attorneys, we believe that personal injury claims are more about the people involved and less about money and settlements. When you reach out to Theos Law Firm, you can rest easy knowing our team will treat you with dignity, compassion, and empathy.
With many years of combined personal injury experience, there's nothing that our team hasn't seen in terms of auto accidents. With that said, we understand that there is no "common" type of accident or scenario - no two accidents are the same. We have represented clients involved in DUI accidents, truck rollovers, reckless drivers, interstate pileups, rear-end collisions, and even Uber driver crashes. With such extensive experience, our team has the tools and talent to take care of you, regardless of how complicated your case might be.
The recovery process involved with automobile accidents changes with every person we represent. There are dozens of details to account for, from car repairs to insurance questions and everything in between. These small but necessary details aren't easy to accomplish for injured parties. That's why our team goes the extra mile to help cut through the red tape to ensure your medical bills are paid, and your car gets fixed. The less weight you have on your shoulders to worry about, the faster you can focus on recovering.
Unlike other personal injury law firms, our team is 100% committed to protecting your rights, and we're uniquely positioned to do so with decades of combined experience. We offer robust representation for many types of auto accidents, including:
If you have been the victim of an accident listed above, please understand that time is of the essence. There is limited time to seek compensation for your injuries, hospital bills, lost wages, and more. As such, there is only a short time to obtain experienced representation for your personal injury case.
Our team knows that finding the right attorney to represent you is an important choice. Therefore, we believe that an initial consultation is imperative to understand your needs and identify your goals fully. When we sit down with you to learn the nuances of your accident, we'll cover all aspects of South Carolina law pertaining to your case. That way, you're armed with information and have an idea of the next steps our firm will take to represent you.
Remember - the sooner we can dig into the details of your case, the sooner we can pursue your rightful compensation. As seasoned personal injury attorneys, our team specializes in several types of automobile accidents:
Car accidents are a serious problem in South Carolina. If you're an adult, you probably know someone involved in a bad car crash in our state. When you look at the stats, it seems like car accidents are always on the rise. One person was killed every 8.2 hours in a car collision. Even more sobering is that one teen driver is involved in a fatal or injury-causing collision every 1.6 hours. The unfortunate truth is that many people involved in car crashes were hurt due to the other driver's negligence.
Common car crash injuries in South Carolina include:
Car accident victims in South Carolina are often left to pay their medical bills but can't do so because they're too hurt to go to work or take their car in for repair. These life-changing scenarios can snowball into a series of scary events, leaving victims hopeless and unsure where to turn.
Fortunately, a car accident attorney in Knightsville, SC can help you avoid these pitfalls and obtain the money you need to survive. At Theos Law Firm, our team has a deep understanding of the rules that dictate fault in South Carolina. We know that thorough representation is needed to receive maximum compensation, and we're well-prepared to achieve that goal for you.
Our car accident lawyers in South Carolina can recover compensation for injuries and damages:
The moments following the crash are often a blur when you're involved in a car accident. However, per South Carolina law, those on the scene must adhere to legal responsibilities and obligations.
First, try to stop your car and ensure it is positioned safely near the scene of the crash. Then, call 911 to report the accident. While most folks go into full-blown panic mode, you need to stay calm so you can process the situation. If you notice that there are injured people, give them "reasonable assistance." Per South Carolina Code of Laws, that could include transporting hurt people to a hospital or calling an ambulance for them.
If you're in a car crash, you need to be prepared to exchange contact information with other drivers at the accident scene. If the person who caused the collision is present, make sure to get their name, phone number, address, and insurance info. If witnesses are present, get their contact info, too, in case our team needs to obtain their account later.
Next, try to piece together how the car crash happened. This is an appropriate time to take photos of the cars, wreckage, and debris. Ask yourself if you think a vehicle failed to follow the rules of the road, like speeding or failing to stop at a stop sign.
Regardless of how minor your injuries may appear and who may be to blame for the accident, get legal advice from Theos Law Firm first before giving any recorded statements or refusing medical care.
Tractor-trailer and semi-truck crashes are often more complicated than two car crashing. Because these cases are more complex and nuanced, it's imperative that you contact a truck accident attorney in Knightsville, SC to help you through the recovery process and win the compensation you deserve.
After a semi-truck crash, you must take steps quickly to preserve evidence so that the crash may be recreated. In serious semi-truck accidents where people are injured or killed, trucking companies usually send a team of investigators to the accident site immediately. These investigators will do their best to obtain evidence that can hurt you in court or even attempt to hide or destroy evidence. The last thing a trucking company wants is for you to win a settlement against them.
That's especially true since various entities may be liable for your truck accident injury, not just the driver. The trucking company, the trucking manufacturer, and the team responsible for truck maintenance could also be responsible. Additionally, if dangerous or inadequate road conditions factor into your accident, you could actually sue some government departments. For those reasons, it's critical to retain quality representation ASAP after a truck accident in South Carolina.
At Theos Law Firm, our team has experience winning compensation in many types of truck accidents, such as:
As your truck accident lawyer in South Carolina, we work hard to fight for your rights and win your case. In order to do so, our team will:
We'll arrive on-scene to notate skid mark length and the locations of vehicles involved. We will also capture detailed pictures and measurements pertinent to your crash.
Obtaining the trucking company's records and discovering the info they have on the semi-truck driver involved is an important part of our process. We will also secure access to the trucker's driving log notes, which they must maintain according to law.
Like airplanes and helicopters, big rigs have a "black box" that records real-time truck data, like speeds, changes in direction, and brake application.
We'll arrive on-scene to notate skid mark length and the locations of vehicles involved. We will also capture detailed pictures and measurements pertinent to your crash.
Sometimes an expert is needed to digest all the evidence and provide an expert opinion on the cause of the semi-truck collision. When needed, our team will hire such an expert to ensure your case is robust and air-tight.
We will obtain the police's investigation report and any accident photos, measurements, or other documentation taken by officers while investigating your semi-truck crash.
It's imperative to find all the witnesses of your accident and interview them to get recorded statements in a timely manner. Doing otherwise may result in faded memories and inaccurate facts.
Time and again, auto accident victims agree to early settlements provided by insurance companies because the offer seems like a lot. But what if you return to work after recovering from an accident, only for your pain to return?
With adjusters, lawyers, and investigators at their disposal, insurance agencies will do everything in their power to minimize the compensation you deserve. Don't let them pick on you or silence your voice. If you or a loved are victims of a negligent car or truck accident in South Carolina, contact Theos Law Firm today. We have the team, tools, and experience to fight back on your behalf, no matter how complicated your case may seem.
To schedule an appointment for your free consultation, contact Theos Law Firm in Knightsville today.
Surrounded by chain eateries in a Publix-anchored strip mall, La Cuisine Du Chevalier — or La Chev, as most call it — has the buzz of an energetic lunch crowd ready for some midday human interaction.A trio of women attempt to corral four children while dunking grilled bread into large white bowls of bouillabaisse, brimming with mussels, shrimp and white fish, all steeping in saffron broth.Empty black shells are pushed aside at another round mahogany table, where two friends catch up over mussels and glasses of iced ...
Surrounded by chain eateries in a Publix-anchored strip mall, La Cuisine Du Chevalier — or La Chev, as most call it — has the buzz of an energetic lunch crowd ready for some midday human interaction.
A trio of women attempt to corral four children while dunking grilled bread into large white bowls of bouillabaisse, brimming with mussels, shrimp and white fish, all steeping in saffron broth.
Empty black shells are pushed aside at another round mahogany table, where two friends catch up over mussels and glasses of iced tea.
A man sitting solo at a two-top finishes his meal and tells the server he will be back next week.
These are the sights and sounds of a restaurant that’s become a neighborhood lunchtime favorite less than a year after quietly opening in November 2022.
I would have never found La Chev without a tip from a colleague, but I’m glad I came. That satisfaction extends to residents of the Knightsville and Summerville area, who have thanked owner Jason Tucker for bringing his Southern take on French cuisine to them rather than downtown Charleston.
“A lot of people were confused about why I did it here,” said Tucker, a Summerville resident. “I saw the direction of where the homes are going.”
Tucker struck out on his own after cutting his professional teeth at restaurants in Charleston’s French Quarter. Inside the strip center space that previously housed a Ladles sandwich and soup shop, the Johnson & Wales University graduate is teaming up with La Chev’s chef de cuisine, Jonathan DuPriest, who grew up in Knightsville.
Whether it’s crab dip with grilled bread or seared scallops over French onion cheese risotto, DuPriest is consistently coming up with new daily specials that the restaurant posts on its Facebook page, which takes the place of an actual website.
La Chev boasts separate lunch and dinner menus, but there are several crossovers, including the shrimp and grits, crab croquettes and yellowfin tuna — a dish that stood out after two visits to the restaurant.
The lightly-seared tuna, served cold, rests on a steaming hot medley of chopped asparagus, corn, confit tomato and cubed bacon. A speckled cream sauce pulls the vegetables together, adding sweet smokiness to the fresh but mild fish.
“It doesn’t just play with your taste buds, it plays with the temperature sensitivities of your palate, as well,” Tucker said.
With a nice crust and firm pink center, the tuna hits all corners of my mouth, leaving soft, peppery spice behind. Though served as an appetizer, I enjoyed it as my full meal with an order of duck coq au vin dumplings — a fun riff on a French classic — on the side.
During dinner, the white tablecloths are brought out and topped with larger appetizers and mains that allow for some “Lowcountry liberties,” Tucker said.
For instance, crab croquettes are more petite crab cake than filled-and-fried roll, but the flawed descriptor doesn’t take away from each delicate bite. Paired with a light and bright diced cucumber salad, the patties’ crab-to-filler ratio favors the former.
A trio of cheese-adorned meatballs, floating in tomato ragù and served with small wedges of garlic bread, is another appetizer that satisfies without reinventing the wheel.
The same can often be said for the restaurant’s dinner entrees.
Roasted salmon, stuffed with crab and served atop crisp green beans, is one example of an expertly cooked daily special. On the side, Carolina Gold rice is bound with cheese to form a thick patty, bringing substance and salt to the Southern grains.
Steak, which appears to have been marinated and spent some time in the oven, makes up for a lack of crust with a juicy, tender texture — almost reminiscent of the roasted filet of beef my mother serves at Christmas.
Odom is in her third year teaching third grade at Knightsville, and her fourth year total teaching at the school, having spent the first year teaching second grade.Odom started teaching in Anderson before moving to DD2, where she first taught at Eagle Nest Elementary for five years. This is her 14th year teaching.Growing up, Odom worked with kids and could not picture herself doing anything other than teaching. She is from Mt. Pleasant originally, and graduated from Wando High School in 1998. At Wando she was a teacher cadet, a...
Odom is in her third year teaching third grade at Knightsville, and her fourth year total teaching at the school, having spent the first year teaching second grade.
Odom started teaching in Anderson before moving to DD2, where she first taught at Eagle Nest Elementary for five years. This is her 14th year teaching.
Growing up, Odom worked with kids and could not picture herself doing anything other than teaching. She is from Mt. Pleasant originally, and graduated from Wando High School in 1998. At Wando she was a teacher cadet, and knew from there she wanted to teach.
Odom went on to Anderson University to study elementary education. After her time spent working in Anderson, Odom decided to move a little closer to home.
Odom said she loves being in the classroom.
“Year to year it’s a goal of mine to form a strong relationship and bond with my students, as well as watching them and helping them grow in preparation for their life and education,” she said.
Last school year Odom was a Teacher of the Month and was also a finalist for Teacher of the Year. In fact, she has been a finalist for Teacher of the Year at her previous schools as well.
This year Odom is teaching math, science and social studies. She teaches two classes with a combined total of 41 students.
Odom said she cannot think of any worst experience she has ever had teaching, but she finds the best thing about her profession is she learns more from her students every year; they teach her not just educational things, but things about life as well, she said.
Her favorite thing about Knightsville Elementary is how it is such a tight community; everybody is just a friendly face, she said.
“It’s just one big tight-knit community within our school – teachers or students, new faces or old faces,” she said.
Odom has been married to her husband Daniel for 10 years. They have a 4-year-old son named Hayden and another 2-year-old son named Jonathan. The family has two dogs: a 5-year-old lab named Gauge and 10-year-old cocker spaniel named Harley.
Odom said she is very close to her parents, who are still in Mt. Pleasant, and said that outside of school her family enjoys spending time together. She also likes being outside and doing things like going on a run, boating and going to the beach. One of her favorite pastimes is going crabbing.
Odom’s life goal is to try to live life to the fullest every day and be the best teacher for her students, colleague for her coworkers and mom, wife and daughter to her family.
“I just want to be the best I can be every day,” she said.
Knightsville Elementary traditionally has its fifth-graders parade through the school in celebration of graduating from elementary school, but this year the school had a special twist on the tradition: they invited back 2017 high school and college graduates -- also Knightsville Elementary alumni -- to return to their old stomping grounds wish the fifth-graders good-luck as they set off for middle school.Drew Massey, graduating senior at Summerville High, called it nostalgic."It's weird to come back 10 years later," s...
Knightsville Elementary traditionally has its fifth-graders parade through the school in celebration of graduating from elementary school, but this year the school had a special twist on the tradition: they invited back 2017 high school and college graduates -- also Knightsville Elementary alumni -- to return to their old stomping grounds wish the fifth-graders good-luck as they set off for middle school.
Drew Massey, graduating senior at Summerville High, called it nostalgic.
"It's weird to come back 10 years later," she said.
Massey was one of approximately 25 returning graduates who participated in the walk. Summerville High graduates donned their signature green caps and gowns. A handful of Clemson University and University of South Carolina graduates also participated.
The returning students spoke to fifth-graders in their classrooms prior to the parade to offer words of encouragement and students also heard from college professors from Charleston Southern University and The Citadel.
Massey said she wanted to participate because it felt special.
"I saw a lot of them (students) crying," she said. "I think they thought it was special too."
The entire school lined the hallways, along with parents, faculty and staff, to watch all the graduates weave through the building. Younger students awarded the graduates with cheers and high fives along the way while the school played "Pomp and Circumstance" over the intercom.
Teachers wore little graduation caps as well and, if they still had them, they were invited to wear their old graduation robes.
Principal Claire Sieber referred to the returning graduates as the "continuance of the legacy of learning that started here at Knightsville."
"You have empowered our fifth-graders to rise on and continue their education. I'm looking forward to all that the future will hold," she said.
The idea to invite the former Knightsville Elementary students back was Assistant Principal Carey Hodge's idea. Hodge said she had seen a similar event in her former hometown.
Sieber and Hodge said they wanted to have a community connection with the fifth-grade parade this year. With the response they got, Sieber said she anticipates this will be a tradition going forward.
Hodge said their focus for the last couple of weeks has been words of encouragement. She said they have been working on coordinating the event for three months.
Hodge said she thinks the Knightsville Elementary students really enjoyed it.
"I'm seeing tears of...joy and miss -- they're going to miss us. I know it's very bittersweet for them," she said. "But it's always a great thing when kids don't want to leave."
"Above all we just want them to love, learn and lead," she said.
Public Information StatementSpotter ReportsNational Weather Service Charleston SC219 PM EST Fri Jan 05 2018The following are unofficial observations taken by various qualitycontrolled observations systems from across Southeast South Carolinaand Southeast Georgia.********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENTGEORGIA...Bryan County... Ellabell 6.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media...
Public Information StatementSpotter ReportsNational Weather Service Charleston SC219 PM EST Fri Jan 05 2018The following are unofficial observations taken by various qualitycontrolled observations systems from across Southeast South Carolinaand Southeast Georgia.********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENTGEORGIA...Bryan County... Ellabell 6.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media Pembroke 5.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media Richmond Hill 4.0 400 PM 1/03 Social Media 1 N Keller 2.5 400 PM 1/03 Other Federal Lanier 1.5 1224 PM 1/03 Amateur Radio...Bulloch County... Nevils 4.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media Brooklet 3.5 500 PM 1/03 Social Media 5 SE Brooklet 3.5 500 PM 1/03 Social Media 6 SSE Stilson 3.5 311 PM 1/03 Social Media Statesboro 3.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media...Candler County... Metter 2.0 100 PM 1/03 911 Call Center...Chatham County... 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Yemassee 4.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media Estill 2.0 300 PM 1/03 Snow total. Hampton 2.0 335 PM 1/03 Snow total amount....Jasper County... 2 E Ridgeland 6.0 500 PM 1/03 Social Media Ridgeland 4.0 342 PM 1/03 Public 3 SSW Jasper 4.0 500 PM 1/03 Emergency Manager Grays 3.5 350 PM 1/03 Emergency Manager 1 NNW Ridgeland 3.5 430 PM 1/03 Emergency Manager 2 NE Hardeeville 3.0 405 PM 1/03 Emergency Manager Hardeeville 3.0 222 PM 1/03 Amateur Radio 2 W Gillisonville 3.0 345 PM 1/03 Emergency Manager Robertville 2.0 330 PM 1/03 Emergency Manager***********************STORM TOTAL ICE***********************LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS ICE OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENTGEORGIA...Chatham County... 2 SW Windsor Forest 0.10 1100 AM 1/03 Trained Spotter Isle Of Hope 0.08 1058 AM 1/03 Social Media Tybee Island T 830 AM 1/03 Emergency Manager Thunderbolt T 745 AM 1/03 Emergency Manager...Liberty County... 4 ESE Midway 0.25 325 PM 1/03 Public...McIntosh County... Crescent 0.25 1200 PM 1/03 Social Media 3 W Carnigan T 430 AM 1/03 Law EnforcementSOUTH CAROLINA...Beaufort County... 2 WSW Beaufort T 813 AM 1/03 Social Media...Berkeley County... 2 ENE College Park 0.13 1030 AM 1/03 Trained Spotter...Charleston County... 2 NNW Charleston 0.20 1101 AM 1/03 Social Media 1 SW James Island 0.20 1151 AM 1/03 Social Media 4 ENE Mount Pleasant 0.19 132 PM 1/03 Public 1 E Mount Pleasant 0.18 631 PM 1/03 Trained Spotter 1 ESE Charleston Air 0.13 1155 AM 1/03 NWS Office 2 W Charleston 0.01 935 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement 1 NNE Mount Pleasant 0.01 918 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement 2 NNE Mount Pleasant 0.01 855 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement 3 S West Ashley 0.01 944 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement 1 WSW West Ashley 0.01 840 AM 1/03 NWS Employee 3 NE Seabrook Island T 1058 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement Seabrook Island T 757 AM 1/03 Social Media 4 SSE Cainhoy T 836 AM 1/03 Social Media 1 SSE Daniel Island T 850 AM 1/03 Broadcast Media 1 ENE James Island T 740 AM 1/03 Broadcast Media 3 NNW West Ashley T 1033 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement 9 NE Sullivans Islan T 850 AM 1/03 Social Media 2 SE Charleston Airp T 1015 AM 1/03 Local Official...Dorchester County... 3 SSW Summerville T 1045 AM 1/03 Law Enforcement&&
COCORAHS PRECIPITATION SUMMARYNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON SC215 PM EST THU JAN 04 2018COCORAHS PRECIPITATION REPORTSTHESE REPORTS ARE CONSIDERED SUPPLEMENTAL AND UNOFFICIALVALUES ARE FOR THE PREVIOUS 24 HOURS ENDING AROUND 7 AM LOCAL TIME:COCORAHS PRECIPITATION REPORTS IN SOUTHEAST SOUTH CAROLINA: SNOW SNOW WATER: PCPN FALL DEPTH EQUIVSC-DC-33 : SUMMERVILLE 0.4 SE * : 1.73 / 6.8 / 6.5 / MMSC-CR-49 : NWS CHARLESTON SC * : 1.14 / 5.3 / 5.0 / MMSC-CR-97 : CHARLESTON 5.0 WNW * : 1.06 / 5.0 / 5.0 / MMSC-DC-49 : LADSON 4.8 S * : 1.05 / 5.7 / 5.7 / MMSC-CR-88 : CHARLESTON 2.0 S * : 1.01 / MM / 5.0 / MMSC-CR-112 : MOUNT PLEASANT 7.0 NE * : 0.95 / 5.6 / 5.0 / MMSC-CR-107 : MOUNT PLEASANT 6.2 ENE * : 0.94 / 5.3 / 5.3 / MMSC-CR-120 : MOUNT PLEASANT 4.8 NNE * : 0.93 / 4.4 / 4.4 / MMSC-CR-42 : CHARLESTON 2.8 NE * : 0.90 / 4.9 / 4.9 / MMSC-CR-96 : CHARLESTON 5.2 ESE * : 0.87 / MM / 4.0 / MMSC-CR-33 : MCCLELLANVILLE 0.5 ESE * : 0.81 / MM / MM / MMSC-BF-65 : HILTON HEAD ISLAND 5.0 NN* : 0.77 / MM / MM / MMSC-CR-99 : MOUNT PLEASANT 1.0 WSW * : 0.72 / 5.3 / 5.0 / MMSC-BF-40 : BEAUFORT 4.3 SSE * : 0.70 / MM / 1.0 / MMSC-BF-02 : HILTON HEAD ISLAND 4.0 N * : 0.68 / 1.5 / 1.5 / MMSC-BK-56 : MONCKS CORNER 0.8 ESE * : 0.67 / MM / MM / MMSC-BF-10 : BLUFFTON 6.2 WNW * : 0.65 / MM / MM / MMSC-JS-03 : RIDGELAND 5.8 ESE * : 0.63 / 4.8 / MM / MMSC-CL-14 : GREEN POND 1.3 S * : 0.55 / 6.3 / 6.6 / MMSC-CR-13 : CHARLESTON 4.6 SSE * : 0.54 / 3.8 / 4.0 / MMSC-BK-46 : SUMMERVILLE 5.5 NNW * : 0.50 / 6.0 / 6.0 / 0.50SC-DC-53 : SUMMERVILLE 1.7 W * : 0.50 / 6.2 / 6.0 / MMSC-CL-16 : COTTAGEVILLE 5.8 WSW * : 0.50 / 4.5 / MM / MMSC-CL-17 : COTTAGEVILLE 3.1 NNW * : 0.40 / 5.5 / MM / MMSC-CR-106 : MOUNT PLEASANT 6.7 NNE * : 0.40 / 5.5 / MM / MMSC-BF-23 : DAUFUSKIE ISLAND 1.7 SW * : 0.33 / MM / MM / MMSC-BF-66 : HILTON HEAD ISLAND 4.1 NE* : 0.29 / MM / 1.5 / MMSC-BF-59 : HILTON HEAD ISLAND 2.8 NN* : 0.27 / 1.0 / MM / MMSC-CR-77 : MOUNT PLEASANT 3.1 E * : 0.26 / 3.0 / 3.5 / MMSC-BF-50 : BLUFFTON 7.0 W * : 0.22 / MM / MM / MMSC-BF-64 : SHELDON 3.7 SSW * : 0.20 / 4.1 / 4.1 / MMSC-HM-07 : HAMPTON 0.8 SW * : 0.10 / MM / MM / MMSC-AL-02 : ALLENDALE 1.7 SE * : 0.05 / MM / MM / MMSC-BK-30 : SUMMERVILLE 9.1 NNE * : 0.02 / 6.2 / 6.2 / MMSC-CR-94 : MOUNT PLEASANT 2.1 S * : T / MM / 4.5 / MMSC-BK-43 : SUMMERVILLE 9.6 NNE * : 0.00 / 0.0 / 5.5 / MMSC-BK-38 : MONCKS CORNER 3.6 E * : 0.00 / 0.0 / 5.0 / MMSC-HM-02 : BRUNSON 1.6 SSW * : 0.00 / 0.0 / 2.5 / MMSC-CR-78 : NORTH CHARLESTON 3.1 ESE * : 0.00 / 0.0 / MM / MMSC-DC-37 : SUMMERVILLE 3.3 NW * : 0.00 / 0.0 / MM / MMSC-CR-60 : CHARLESTON 5.4 SSE * : MM / 5.3 / 5.3 / MMSC-BK-14 : MONCKS CORNER 3.2 NE * : MM / 5.0 / 5.0 / 0.00SC-BK-40 : DANIEL ISLAND 0.7 SSW * : MM / 5.2 / 5.0 / MMSC-CR-32 : MEGGETT 1.8 W * : MM / 4.5 / 4.5 / MMSC-BF-35 : BEAUFORT 3.6 NNE * : MM / 2.5 / MM / MMSC-BK-47 : MONCKS CORNER 6.6 SSE * : MM / 7.0 / MM / MMSC-BK-55 : MONCKS CORNER 8.9 S * : MM / 6.5 / MM / MMSC-CR-116 : CHARLESTON 3.2 W * : MM / 5.0 / MM / MM:COCORAHS PRECIPITATION REPORTS IN SOUTHEAST GEORGIA: SNOW SNOW WATER: PCPN FALL DEPTH EQUIVGA-CT-64 : SAVANNAH 10.4 E * : 0.72 / MM / 0.5 / MMGA-CT-50 : SAVANNAH 3.7 SSW * : 0.71 / 1.0 / 1.0 / MMGA-MI-03 : DARIEN 4.2 NNE * : 0.64 / 0.5 / MM / MMGA-MI-05 : TOWNSEND 5.5 SE * : 0.62 / 0.3 / 0.5 / MMGA-BR-02 : RICHMOND HILL 0.5 NE * : 0.48 / 1.3 / MM / MMGA-CT-17 : SKIDAWAY ISLAND 1.3 ENE * : 0.44 / 2.0 / MM / MMGA-EF-13 : MARLOW 0.0 S * : 0.34 / 2.9 / 3.0 / 0.34GA-CT-61 : SAVANNAH 4.6 NW * : 0.30 / 2.8 / MM / MMGA-EF-17 : SPRINGFIELD 2.4 E * : 0.30 / 3.0 / MM / MMGA-CT-60 : SAVANNAH 2.3 SSW * : 0.21 / 1.5 / MM / MMGA-CT-67 : BLOOMINGDALE 4.7 SW * : 0.20 / 2.5 / 2.5 / MMGA-BR-05 : RICHMOND HILL 7.0 ESE * : 0.18 / 2.2 / MM / MMGA-CT-57 : SAVANNAH 4.7 ESE * : 0.17 / 1.5 / 1.5 / MMGA-CT-19 : SKIDAWAY ISLAND 0.8 NE * : 0.15 / MM / MM / MMGA-CT-38 : SAVANNAH 4.5 SSW * : 0.00 / 0.0 / MM / MMGA-CT-55 : SAVANNAH 1.7 W * : 0.00 / 0.0 / MM / MMGA-CT-01 : POOLER 1.2 NNE * : MM / 2.5 / 2.5 / MMGA-EV-01 : BELLVILLE 2.8 N * : MM / MM / 1.0 / MM$$
A Grayco Hardware & Home and Parker’s Gas Station are coming to the Knightsville Crossing Shopping Center next year. After Mr. K’s Piggly Wiggly closed in 2017, the building that served as the centerpiece of the shopping center has sat vacant on the corner of Orangeburg and Central Avenue.Kevin Rogers, a developer with Knightsville Enterprise LLC, purchased the retail site from Jim and John Kersting, owners of Mr. K’s Piggly Wiggly. According to county records, the property was purchased for $3.2 million. There a...
A Grayco Hardware & Home and Parker’s Gas Station are coming to the Knightsville Crossing Shopping Center next year. After Mr. K’s Piggly Wiggly closed in 2017, the building that served as the centerpiece of the shopping center has sat vacant on the corner of Orangeburg and Central Avenue.
Kevin Rogers, a developer with Knightsville Enterprise LLC, purchased the retail site from Jim and John Kersting, owners of Mr. K’s Piggly Wiggly. According to county records, the property was purchased for $3.2 million. There are pre existing tenants that will remain in place including two restaurants, a nail salon, UPS store and H & R Block. Rogers said the addition of Grayco and Parker’s will help bring the shopping center back to life.
While both of the incoming companies have multiple stores, Rogers said each one has a family- owned feel.
“It’s a nice thing to see and be a part of,” Rogers said. “Nothing wrong with big national outfits but sometimes there’s a little bit of a difference that customers feel when you walk into a store that’s run by the owner.”
He was impressed with Grayco, which originates in Beaufort and has stores in Savannah and Hilton Head. And Parker’s has over 50 stations throughout Georgia and South Carolina that Rogers said are “well-run, attractive looking stores.”
Nathan Richardson, vice president of real estate and development for Parker’s, said in an email that the Parker’s at Knightsville Crossing will feature a brand-new store design, which is inspired by Lowcountry vernacular architecture. The store will have a parged brick facade, metal roof, bracketed louvers, window details and nearly 4,800 square feet of retail space.
“Summerville is a growing community, and we’d like to be in the path of growth,” Richardson said. “We hope to build 5 or 6 new stores in Summerville in the future.”
Madelyn Robinson, director of administration and economic development for Summerville, visited one of the Grayco Hardware & Home stores in Hilton Head. She said she was also impressed by Grayco and the store will fulfill a need for that type of retail in the Orangeburg Road and Central Avenue area. She said it’s great that the property will no longer be sitting vacant.