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Summerville, SC – May 7, 2025 — H&M Surveying, a veteran-owned leader in precision land surveying, is proud to announce the opening of its newest office in Summerville, South Carolina. This expansion strengthens the firm’s presence across the Southeast and enhances its ability to serve clients in the Lowcountry with timely, high-quality surveying solutions.

Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Greenville, SC, H&M Surveying is known for its commitment to accuracy, innovation, and customer service. The Summerville office will offer a full suite of services, including boundary and topographic surveys, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, construction staking, flood zone delineation, UAV-based orthophotography, and GIS mapping. The expansion reflects the company’s continued growth and dedication to meeting the evolving needs of developers, engineers, municipalities, and homeowners throughout South Carolina.

“Opening a Summerville office is a natural step in our mission to provide responsive, expert surveying services where they’re needed most,” said Dustin J. Mills, CEO of H&M Surveying. “We’re excited to support the region’s development with the same precision and professionalism that have defined our work for over a decade.”

For more information or to request a quote, visit www.hmsurveying.com, contact the Summerville office directly at (843) 277-0397 or [email protected]

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Equity Industrial Partners (EIP), a fully integrated, New England-based developer and operator of industrial and office assets, has completed a ground-up 384,800 SF industrial building for tenant RoadOne IntermodalLogistics at 1932 Dawson Branch Extension located in Summerville, S.C. EIP worked closely with the tenant on this build-to-suit solution for one of the largest intermodal trucking providers in North America, as well as General Contractor Frampton Construction.

“Our existing, long-standing relationship with RoadOne was a major factor in RoadOne’s choice to work with EIP on this design-build project,” said Bruce Levine, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner for Equity Industrial Partners. “Our overall plan for Kelly Branch is on target now with this first of three phases, delivered and all infrastructure improvements now in place for remaining developments.”

In June 2023, EIP acquired the Kelly Branch Tract, a vacant 95-acre parcel situated in Summerville, South Carolina. RoadOne’s building is the first of three phases planned for the site and demonstrates EIP’s commitment to delivering tailored solutions that align with tenant needs. The building consists of 100 dock doors, 1 drive-in ramp, and 5,600 SF of office space. Phase 2 is currently being permitted for an additional warehouse or manufacturing facility that will be delivered for a +/- 300,000 square foot requirement.

“We at RoadOne have enjoyed the expanding relationship we have developed with EIP. As our lead development partner on the East Coast, EIP has been highly responsive and cooperative to work with and we consider them a strong partner in our business, “ said Ken Kellaway, CEO of RoadOne.

ABOUT EQUITY INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS

Founded in 1995, Equity Industrial Partners (EIP) is a fully integrated, New England-based developer and operator of industrial and office assets. With a sustained track record of sourcing the right investment opportunities; fostering deep partnerships with tenants, investors and lenders; and attracting and retaining tenants through a superior leasing, property and facilities management platform, the company is able to translate hundreds of years of combined knowledge into the successful acquisition and development of its portfolio. EIP currently owns and manages more than 25 million square feet of property across 24 states in the continental eastern U.S. For more information, visit https://www.equityindustrial.com/.

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. — Jason Thorpe, the Franchise Partner who opened Shuckin’ Shack Oyster Bar’s first franchised location in Summerville, South Carolina is celebrating a decade in the community. What started as the debut franchise unit for the brand has grown into a local favorite and flagship success story — and Thorpe is only getting started.

To commemorate the occasion, Thorpe is planning a week of specials, culminating in a 10-Year Anniversary Party on Sunday, April 27 from 2-5 p.m., featuring live music and a street celebration in front of the Shack.

Thorpe’s journey with the brand began in 2014 when he signed his franchise agreement and began developing the Summerville Shuckin’ Shack, which would open in April 2015. Since then, he has grown into a high-performing franchisee, opening a second location in West Ashley, South Carolina with plans to launch a third in the near future.

“When we opened Summerville, it really took off,” Thorpe said. “We were blessed; we got really lucky. Everything went well.”

Through his decade with the brand, Thorpe has consistently reaffirmed just how important community involvement is, noting just how impactful a hands-on, community-focused approach can be in the early days of operations.

“Jason is a shining example of what’s possible with the Shuckin’ Shack model — passionate ownership, community connection and strategic growth,” said Jonathan Weathington, CEO of Shuckin’ Shack. “Celebrating this 10-year milestone with him is a celebration of everything our franchise system is built on.”

ABOUT SHUCKIN’ SHACK:

Offering a “lifestyle experience,” Shuckin’ Shack Oyster Bar creates an environment that encourages guests to grab a seat, relax and take their taste buds on a trip to the coast; after all, life is too short for bland drinks and boring bars! The original Carolina Beach, NC Shack, which was just 900-square-feet, was launched in 2007 with a plan to become the go-to local hangout for people of all ages. A place where friends and family can enjoy fresh, delicious meals, cold beer, and craft cocktails in an environment that exudes fun and relaxation, Shuckin’ Shack offers exceptional seafood and creative drinks that will make guests question why they ever settled for ordinary bar offerings.

Thanks to its bold flavors and impeccable vibes, Shuckin’ Shack has continued to grow. In 2014, the brand began franchising and has since expanded to 17 units across six states. To learn more about Shuckin’ Shack, visit http://www.theshuckinshack.com.

The cost to open a Shuckin’ Shack franchise ranges from $472,000 to $1,416,420. For more information visit: www.theshuckinshack.com.

New location offers extended hours and same-day urgent care for pets-seven days a week.

SUMMERVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA / ACCESS Newswire / May 7, 2025 / AcutePet Urgent Care is proud to announce the opening of its second South Carolina location in Summerville. Conveniently located at 143 Berkeley Circle-just off Old Light Road, near the cut-through to Nexton and close to Azalea Square-this new facility offers same-day, emergency-level veterinary care in a calm, urgent care setting.

AcutePet Urgent Care Summerville, SCAcutePet Urgent Care location in Summerville, SC now open

Open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., AcutePet is committed to supporting pets and their owners during unexpected emergencies. Founded by Dr. David Sachs and Dr. Doug Hoffman, AcutePet's mission is to make high-quality veterinary care more accessible and affordable.

"Our goal with AcutePet is to provide immediate care for pets while supporting the veterinary profession we've dedicated ourselves to for over 30 years," said Dr. David Sachs, co-CEO of AcutePet. "This new location in Summerville allows us to continue that mission-offering compassionate, high-quality urgent care in a way that's both affordable and convenient for pet owners."

Dr. Doug Hoffman, co-CEO of AcutePet, added, "The Summerville community, local pet owners, and nearby businesses have been incredibly welcoming. We truly felt the excitement during our recent ribbon-cutting ceremony, which was attended by the Summerville Chamber of Commerce, neighboring businesses, our staff, family, and friends. We are honored to be part of this community and to provide immediate, affordable care for pets in need."

With more than 60 years of combined experience in the veterinary field, Drs. Sachs and Hoffman understand the critical importance of affordable, timely, accessible care. Modeled after human urgent care clinics, AcutePet provides trusted, same-day and walk-in services staffed by an experienced and compassionate team-so your pet can feel better, faster. The facility features on-site lab services, digital imaging, and outpatient anesthetized procedures, all using advanced monitoring equipment.

AcutePet currently operates locations in Beavercreek, OH; West Chester, OH; Bellevue, KY; Mount Pleasant, SC; and now Summerville, SC, with a new clinic planned for Voorhees, NJ in 2025.

For more information or to schedule a visit, please go to www.acutepeturgentcare.com.

Contact Information

Stephanie Serraino
513-836-8425

SOURCE: AcutePet Urgent Care

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SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) - Downtown Summerville was painted with bustling crowds, food trucks, vendors, live music and local artists on Sunday for the final day of the Flowertown Arts and Crafts Festival.

Flowertown was in full bloom this past weekend as the three-day festival planted smiles, sprouted community connections, and blossomed with creativity, everything the non-profit Beyond BASIC Lifeskills strives to cultivate.

Joanna Goncalez is a volunteer for Beyond BASIC and said the organization is breaking barriers through art.

“Most of those individuals that have an intellectual disability, they will age out. And so, there was this cliff of nothingness, as we like to call it, where there aren’t enough resources available for those that are not going off to college. And so, we decided that we needed to make that bridge of a gap for the community,” she said.

Goncalez said Beyond BASIC empowers its teammates to thrive independently through skill-building, nurturing creativity, and encouraging community engagement, which is why she said pottery fits so well with their mission.

“So, our teammates, through Beyond Handcrafted, our social enterprise, create this lovely pottery with Norah, who is our ceramics manager. And she has created these systems in place to make them adaptable for our teammates so that they can create this pottery with us, and it continues to support our programming,” she said.

Each unique piece of pottery on display at their Flowertown booth was handcrafted by Beyond BASIC teammates.

“I think one of the ways that we continue to make consistently beautiful work is through some really cool adaptive features of the pottery. So, we work together with our teammates a lot to see what works, what doesn’t work. A lot of mobility issues and things like that can hinder how we make,” Norah Clements, Ceramics Manager for Beyond Handcrafted, said.

Both Clements and Goncalez said Beyond BASIC is breaking barriers and shifting perceptions, one partnership, one conversation, and one piece of pottery at a time.

“So, in partnership with the YMCA, just being here with other friends, it opens up a lot of doors. And that conversation that we can have with the general public that our teammates are able; an intellectual disability doesn’t set them back or set them in a place where it puts them in a different box. We’re all the same,” Goncalez said.

She said the non-profit is redefining independence for adults with intellectual disabilities through creativity, connection, and inclusion, proving that everyone is capable.

“Our teammates get to go to the YMCA, make friends, but they also allow us to volunteer, which helps us proactively be in tune with the community and practice those job skills, but also create inclusion in the City of Summerville. It’s our mission; Inclusion is what we do,” Goncalez said.

Proceeds from Flowertown will go towards YMCA programs that promote youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.