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  • "S" is for Springs Industries. Springs Industries, a cotton textile company, was founded in 1887 by Samuel Elliott White of Fort Mill. At White’s death,…
  • "S" is for Stewart, Thomas McCants (1853-1923). Lawyer, civil rights leader. Born a free person of color in Charleston, McCants achieved national…
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  • "S" is for St. Cecilia Society. Named for the patron saint of music, the St. Cecilia Society of Charleston was formed in 1766 as a private subscription…
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  • Our next guest has been reporting rosy statistics for South Carolina's economy for some time now on this show. But recently, our regular guest, John…
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