Cayce Outdoor Power Equipment, Inc. / Signs 2 Go, 534 Knox Abbott Drive: September 2011 (moved) 9 comments
I don't know what this little building on Knox Abbott just below Silver City was originally, but with that open front and closed back, it looks a bit like a dry-cleaner to me. (Though I don't see a drive-through).
The Secretary Of State's office says that from 1997 to 2004, it was Cayce Outdoor Power Equipment. I believe it was Signs 2 Go from then until now.
(Hat tip to commenter tonkatoy)
UPDATE 6 October 2011: Commenter Jonathan says Signs 2 Go have moved to Meeting Street, so I have updated the post title with "(moved)".
UPDATE 26 April 2014 -- It's now Wristwatch Doc:
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tonkatoy
5 Oct 11 at 6:36 am
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Signs 2 Go is now located across from What-A-Burger on Augusta Highway. Good they did not close!
Jonathan
6 Oct 11 at 12:56 pm
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Huh. Surprised there isn't a sign..
Well, good for them, and I'll update the post title with "moved"
ted
6 Oct 11 at 1:32 pm
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So I guess that plan to turn that building across from What-a-Burger into condos is well and dead...
tonkatoy
6 Oct 11 at 1:51 pm
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This building was originally Art Flower Shop.
Marty
12 Jul 12 at 12:07 pm
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This now has signage for a wristwatch repair store...which is good because my watch is dead! I hope they open soon!
Mary Douglass
25 Jun 13 at 1:30 pm
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Thanks for the heads up, mary! I'm kinda tired of running over to Forest Drive to get to Wristwatch Doc (although they are very quick and reasonable).
tonkatoy
26 Jun 13 at 6:43 am
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LOL...turns out this IS Wristwatch Doc!
tonkatoy
2 Jul 13 at 12:43 pm
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I noticed that today, too, tonkatoy! Glad they are already recommended!
Mary Douglass
2 Jul 13 at 1:00 pm
Signs 2 Go popped up about the time Cayce came up with the ordinance that all signs on Knox Abbot from the river to 12th Street be no more than 8' high. I would imagine that's where a bulk of their income came from, businesses changing signage.
Could be coincidence, though.