Mobile Home Sales in Lugoff, SC

Three new developments are under construction which is expected to provide 280 units to the area

LUGOFF, S.C. — As more people call Kershaw County home, more apartments and homes are popping up also.

According to the United States Census Bureau, from April 1st, 2020 to July 1st, 2021, over 700 people moved to the area,

Kershaw County Administrator Danny Templar says, "It seems like a land that can be developed is being developed."

Most of that land the county is the western half of the county. "Growth tends to be in the West Wateree side of Lugoff and primarily Elgin," he says. "If you look at the census data maps and heat maps if you will from 2010 it was really hot you could see the growth and that trend has certainly continued, that trend has continued into 2020."

Residents like Patsy Jackson live near all of the construction. She says she's curious about what's happening, "It started out as homes, then it started turning into townhouses, and I'm not really sure some apartment buildings, and so forth I'm really not really sure what all it is."

The development includes three new subdivisions that will welcome a total of 280 units. "There are some businesses coming in on the main strip but it's more single-family homes," Templar says. "Clearly there is a demand, it's supply and demand, as you can see these homes are built, they're not even finished and there is a sold sticker in the window so that it's a true indicator for the market is and the demand."

Restaurants like Lugoff House of Pizza say this will be good for their dining room too. "We do see more people coming this way here because I think they are building new apartments over here, we're seeing new customers coming this way, of course, it's good," says Hossam Naama, the manager of Lugoff Pizza.

As for how much more growth the area can handle Templar says, "Growth is good, we're not anti-growth, we certainly welcome growth and members in the community, but we have to also be mindful of this is a mostly rural county so we don't quite have the infrastructure in terms of roads and signal you might have in a larger community."

The Eastside wrestling program etched its name in the history books and ended Lugoff-Elgin’s best season in more than a decade.

The Eagles won the first eight matches on their way to a 51-23 win over the Demons on Saturday in the Class 4A championship match at Dreher High School.

The championship is Eastside’s eighth in a row, which is the most in state history in any classification.. The Eagles have won 18 total championships, which ties Rock Hill for the most in state history.

Fourteen of the 18 titles have come since 2004 as the Eagles stake their claim for one of the most dominant runs in any sport in South Carolina history.

“I haven’t won any championships,” said Eastside coach Jack Kosmicki, who is now the all-time winningest coach in league history in dual competition. “You are talking about hundreds of kids and a large group of coaches. They are committed, dedicated and focused. Collectively, we take pride in our legacy.”

Eastside went 19-0 against in-state competition this year.

Lugoff-Elgin was making its first appearance in finals since winning the Class 3A championship in 2010. Shortly after the match, L-E coach Ted Monroe pulled his team against the wall and told them it won’t be another decade to make another trip.

“Put this down in writing. We are going to be back,” Monroe said. “We aren’t going to shy away. We are going to work in the weight room and we will be back, probably facing these guys again next year.”

Monroe thought they lost a few matches he felt they would win and couldn’t get over the big deficit.

The match started at 126 pounds and the Eagles rattled off wins by Payton Schrader, Colt Schrader, Hank Lee, Bronek Snizaski, George Maholtz, Jack Wyland, Lane Schrader and Baron Leonard to lead 40-0.

The Demons followed with four straight wins. Ethan Korn won by technical decision. Jonathan Sinard and Troy Evans recorded pins and Titan McGee won by forfeit to close within 40-23.

Tyler Tice, the No. 1-ranked wrestler at 120, stopped the run and won by pin to make it 46-23.

“We don’t have anything to be ashamed of,” Monroe said. “We dominated our way through the lower state. We had some matches that could have went our way but came up short today. I’m super proud of them.”

Attic and Crawl Space Solutions provide crawl space installation, waterproofing, and repair with high-quality services at highly competitive prices.

Lugoff, SC - February 18, 2023 --

Attics and crawl spaces play an important part in regulating the thermal condition of a house. When issues are detected, an inspection by a professional is necessary to prevent further damage or risk costly repairs and a decline in the overall health and safety of the building.

When these spaces become damp and musty, they need to be restored by professional contractors trained to carry out attic or crawl space encapsulation and repairs. Lugoff-based Attic And Crawl Space Solutions is a leading contractor with extensive experience in restoring properties and providing effective and affordable solutions to residents of Columbia, SC, and its environs.

Encapsulations and foundation repairs are necessary to protect the home from excessive moisture and prevent harmful microbes and fungi from infecting the interior. But they must be done correctly to ensure the structure's overall integrity and keep the home's interior tightly sealed. However, if the insulation is overly sealed with too many layers of materials, moisture can become trapped between them and encourage fungi growth.

The highly experienced experts from Attic and Crawl Space Solutions are skilled in attic and crawl space insulation, waterproofing, and repair. They are licensed and know how to assess these spaces and recommend the best encapsulation solution to meet any client's needs.

The company's team of trained experts will install moisture and vapor barriers and ventilation systems to ensure optimum protection and performance. The decades of experience in resolving crawlspace and attic-related issues for residents in Columbia is what separates them from others in the industry.

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The company provides various related services besides attic and crawl space encapsulations. They include foundation repairs, maintenance, moisture remediation & drainage, fungi cleaning, termite damage, and water damage repairs. And to ensure home energy efficiency, the company's experts also conduct assessments for air sealing, duct sealing, and insulation.

Attic and Crawl Space Solutions is a trusted name with over a decade of providing the best service to its clients. It is a licensed and insured residential builder, accredited by the Building Performance Institute, and certified by EPA as a lead-safe firm.

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Experts at the company provide honest assessments and only recommend services and products that are required to solve the issues at hand. Its team of experts has the experience to design a complete crawl space encapsulation system to protect the structural integrity of any property and the right equipment to do the job.

The company is committed to providing excellent customer service and will respond promptly to inquiries on its contact page or through calls. A site inspection will be scheduled and an assessment report prepared. Based on the assessment, recommendations for the most suitable repairs and remediation will be made considering the client's needs and budget. They may include moisture & fungi control, energy efficiency, improved indoor air quality, and structural protection.

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Attic and Crawlspace Solutions are leaders in the restoring properties industry. Its team comprises licensed and experienced professionals with a wealth of knowledge. The company specializes in crawl space encapsulations, vapor barrier installation, attic insulation, home energy audits, and attic dehumidifiers. Attic and Crawl Space Solutions technicians are trained in crawl space installation, crawl space waterproofing, and crawl space repair. They are committed to providing excellent customer service, crawl space expertise, and solutions.

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Irmo took the suspense on who would win the Region 5-4A championship but the rest of the conference went down to final moments of the regular season Friday.

The Yellow Jackets dominated Lugoff-Elgin, 80-49, to win the title and homecourt advantage in the first three rounds of the 4A Lower State playoffs. Te’Andre Summons led the way with 21 points and Madden Collins had 20. Brandon Crawford blocked nine shots.

The rest of the three automatic bids weren’t decided until after the final buzzer. Ridge View rallied from 11 points down to defeat AC Flora, 50-46, to force a tie between the two teams for second.

AC Flora and Ridge View split the season series each winning by four points. The two teams also scored 93 points each in two games, forcing another tiebreaker which was total points allowed in region play. Flora allowed less points in region play and got the No. 2 seed. The Blazers are third and both teams will host a first-round game on Wednesday.

Westwood rallied from three points down in the final minute to defeat Richland Northeast, 57-56, and clinch the fourth spot in the region. TJ Bell had 20 points and Arden Conyers had 19.

Both teams finished 4-6 in region but the Redhawks swept the series.

The top four teams in the region automatically qualify for playoffs. RNE and Lugoff-Elgin can get one of the four at-large berths which will be decided on Saturday.

Other key results from Friday:

▪ Great Falls defeated CA Johnson, 62-52, to win the Region 3-A boys championship. CAJ will be No. 2 seed.

▪ Madison Mickens hit the go-ahead jumper with 20 seconds to help AC Flora girls past Ridge View, 53-50, and earn the second seed from Region 5-4A. RV finishes third.

▪ Chapin girls defeated White Knoll, 37-23, to win a tiebreaker game and earn the fourth seed in Region 4-5A.

▪ Mid-Carolina defeated Saluda, 40-31, in a tiebreaker game to win the Region 2-2A title. It’s M-C’s first region title in 23 years.

Friday

Ridge View 50, AC Flora 46

ACF: Wiley 5, Maxwell-Timms 2, Gray 3, Willard 8, Johnson 5, CP Parker 13, Jackson 5, Higgins 6. RV: Yale Davis 14, Perez 4, Corbett 8, Stephens 2, Jayden Pretty 17.

Irmo 80, Lugoff-Elgin 49

I: Te’andre Summons 21, Madison Collins 18, Jonathan White 12, Crawford 6, McLaughlin 6, Brand 5, Mason Collins 4, Foster 2, Campbell 2, Albritton, Hopkins 2. LE: Damon Howey 12.

Blythewood 53, Spring Valley 50

B: B: Will Olden 14, TJ Lewis 13

Westwood 57, Richland Northeast 56

W: TJ Bell 20, Arden Conyers 19. RNE: Marques Smith 15, Cameron Copeland 15, Tillman 12.

Great Falls 62, CA Johnson 52

Cardinal Newman 68, Heathwood Hall 48

CN: Jordan Frazer 20, Russ White 16, Carter 8, Hart 7, Smith Jr. 7, Dessausure 3, Gillens 2, Rogers Jr. 2, Echevarria 2, Doctor 1. HH: JD Gardner 23, Frick 7, Claxton 3, Hunter 3, Noble 2, Bradley 2, Belk 2, Searfoss 2, Morris 2, Horton 2

Palmetto Christian 79, Northside Christian 58

NC: Dane Sundell 18, Sullie Crider 11. PCA: Seitz 14, Sorensen 13

Ben Lippen 78, Camden Military 47

BL: Braysen Stockman 14, Ellis Jones 14, Stephen Nichols 10, Buxton 9, Helmadollar 6, M. Stockman 6, Van Horn 6, Herd 6, Kusher 2, Zetz 3, Little 2.

Thursday

Lexington 47, Dutch Fork 31

L: Jaxon Prunty 15, Evans 6, Figueroa 8, Scott 9, Maxwell 6, Campbell 3.DF: Govan 3, Bryson Taylor 9, Stagg 2, Toney 3, Yarborough 3, Smith 1, Johnson 2, Garner 2, Roberts 5.

Keenan 82, Fairfield Central 29

K: David Elam 12, Chrisean Oree 10, Sumpter 6, Ama. King 4, Robinson 2, Anderson 6, Caughman 5, McCullough 7, McNiel 7, Golston 4, Price 2, Simpson 2, Ant. King 2, Crawford 8.

Swansea 62, Gilbert 59

G: T Smith 19, Barefoot 9, Coleman 8, Gould 6, Etheredge 5, Cook 4, Addy 3, Adams 2, Gooding 2. S: LeBron Fields 16, Dontae Amaker 13, Ricky Tyler 12, Goodwin 9, Sutton 5, Taylor 5, Gissendanner 2.

Lower Richland 46, Dreher 28

LR: Alex Atkinson 13, Shibb Brown 11, James 7.

River Bluff 57, Chapin 45

Saluda 59, Mid Carolina 37

Saluda: Watson 6, Graham 2, T. Mathis 6, Warren 3, Zion Wright 18, A. Mathis 8, JT Lott 14, Adams 2. MC: Floyd 5, Davenport 3, Palmore 2, Myers 3, Clark 4, McCormack 5, Crooks 2, Boyd 3, Conner Cromer 10.

Orangeburg-Wilkinson 63, Brookland-Cayce 56

Abbeville 53, Newberry 47

Friday

AC Flora 53, Ridge View 50

RV: Bailey 7, Hollins 3, Drakeford 7, Jenkins 8, Simone Johnson 10, Anasia Harvey 14. ACF: Trinity Delaney 15, Terrana Gray 17, Darby 2, McCray 3, Tamiira Delaney 12, Mickens 5,

Heathwood Hall 77, Cardinal Newman 16

HH: Lauren Jacobs 23, Sabreya Monsanto 17, Shamarie Hayes 14. Gore 7, Spriggs 6, Virginia Bowers 4. Frick 2, Laughlin 2, Cunningham 2. CN: Wilkinson 6, Laubacker 4, Allert 3, Tuorio 3

Westwood 58, Richland Northeast 15

W: Raven Johnson 13, Makiah Thompson 12, Jessica Woods 10, Miracle 7, Daniels 6, Brown 4, Pope 2, Chatman 2, Davis 3.

Chapin 37, White Knoll 23

Irmo 57, Lugoff-Elgin 26

I: Abby Livingston 19, Andrea Collins 13, Claire Howard 10. LE: Charles 9

Mid-Carolina 40, Saluda 31

MC: Brooks 8, Brea Boyd 10, Shepherd 7, Stewart 2, Sims 6, Gunter 7

Ben Lippen 43, Ashley Hall 36

BL: Meilynn Bailey 14, Swan 4, Combs 8, Hester 8, McGuire 9.

Thursday

Lexington 39, Dutch Fork 38

L: Lindsay Garner 13, Cuttino 2, Green 8, Saville 8, Yanity 8. DF: Hillary Offing 19, Lee 6, Cheeseboro 6, Spratley 5. Jackson 2.

Keenan 84, Fairfield Central 33

FC: McMillan 9, Cook 2, Jordyn Adams 10, Kennedy 6, Yarborough 6. K: Harmon 1, Griffin 2, Tanaja Kennedy 24, Brown 8, Hicks 4, Robinson 4, Cornish 2, MiLaysia Fulwiley 27, Sutton 6, Johnson 4.

Lower Richland 74, Dreher 28

LR: Green 4, Chi’Nya Isaac 15, Tyra Floyd 22, Jhnai Sumter 18, Foster 5, Curry 6, Hillard 2, Weston 2. D: Ayanna Jacobs 13, Taliyah Hollis 11, T. Davis 4.

This story was originally published February 11, 2023, 12:08 AM.

Press release from the issuing company

(Left to right) The Protective Packaging team is proud to be operating the first new generation mid-format Koenig & Bauer Rapida 106 six-color press: James Moss – VP operations; Chris Young – sales manager; Allison Price – customer account manager; Tom Price – president; Jenny Curran –chief financial officer; and Ashlee Krupa – customer service manager.

This leading South Carolina custom packaging printer has doubled its capacity and increased efficiency by 30%

Coming off its best year ever in the history of the company, Protective Packaging, a Lugoff, SC custom packaging printer, headquartered outside of Columbia, is astonishing its customers with its new generation mid-format Koenig & Bauer Rapida 106 six-color press—the first in the U.S. The new 41-inch flagship press with its distinctive design and groundbreaking technology was delivered in summer 2022 to the firm’s 130,000 sq ft facility where it operates alongside a Koenig & Bauer Rapida 106 installed in 2019.

“Our customers depend on us to deliver the highest quality folding cartons with ultra-short delivery times,” says Tom Price, president of Protective Packaging Inc. “We’re able to answer those demands with the new Rapida’s higher speeds and much faster makeready. Due to all of the high-end features on the press, we’re at least 30% more efficient and can turn our jobs much faster. The array of custom features supports faster net sheets on our production floor through continuous running of the press.”

Protective’s customers are equally impressed with the new Rapida press. When they visit for press checks, customers and prospects alike are impressed with the Koenig & Bauer’s superior quality as well as its enhanced color control system, which automatically provides operators with color measurement and control as well as intricate and detailed report systems.

Over the past few years, Price has learned first-hand how reliable and quick reacting the Koenig & Bauer sales and service team truly is. When Protective experienced a horrible fire at its facility, Price needed a new replacement press to quickly be delivered and to repair his 2019 Koenig & Bauer press. Koenig & Bauer answered the call, with Sam Creel, his sales manager and trusted advisor, arranging to get a new press delivered sooner than expected, and sending in its knowledgeable service team to order parts for the existing press, which had experienced water and smoke damage.

“There’s no denying that a mid-size company like ours requires two printing presses,” says Price. “After operating two Koenig & Bauer presses and witnessing their superb customer service, I can unequivocally say that they are the leading press manufacturer for folding cartons.”