Pineville, a historic refuge
Part 3: Summer resort sprouts culture
By Warner M. Montgomery Warner@TheColumbiaStar.com
      Once Capt. James Sinkler spread the word that the pine ridge between the Cooper and Santee Rivers was productive for cotton and healthy for humans, other planters moved in around the settlement called Pineville. This migration occurred in the two decades after American Indepen...
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      Part 10: Rudolf Hess was privileged compared to prisoners in Uganda By Zadok Ekimwere zomwere@hotmail.com Each time I visited Berlin, there were two compelling stories I thought I would write and catapult into international fame. The first one concerned ...
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