Water may enter into the rear-view camera causing the image to fail to display when the vehicle is in reverse.
The events will take place in the center’s home court, a 60,000-square-foot athletic building designed as a space for play.
The situation took place around 8:30pm Wednesday along the 200 block of Chestnut Street.
The crash occurred just before 6pm Wednesday at the intersection of Waccamaw Boulevard and Tidewater Road.
A person was ejected in a field off Hughes Gasque Road in the Aynor area. They were trapped nearly 10 feet down in a ditch.
The crash involved two vehicles, one of which was a motorcycle. One person suffered critical injuries.
It was recently reported that the store will close because it was not generating enough sales. It’s expected to remain open through September.
The location officially opens this week and customers can purchase 99-cent any-sized hot or iced coffee all day Thursday and Friday.
The space includes comfortable seating, a TV, games, coloring books, stuffed animals, a safety gate and other activities to help them feel at ease.
Florence Mayor Lethonia Barnes said the incident is the latest in a series of acts of vandalism at the park.
