Chris Haire

Charleston City Paper

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Author; Editor of the Charleston City Paper

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In Cleveland National Forest, the Holy Jim Fire has scorched nearly 10,000 acres since it began Monday -- allegedly from arson.

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In Cleveland National Forest, the Holy Jim Fire has scorched nearly 10,000 acres since it began Monday -- allegedly from arson.

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South Carolina may have a reputation for its genteel, Southern charm … but when it comes to politics, that’s another story.

South Carolina’s Dirty Political Tricks

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