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Herb Frazier

Herb Frazier

Author at charlestoncitypaper.com at Charleston City Paper

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    Recent Articles

    charlestoncitypaper.com

    Crisis pregnancy centers pose risks in S.C., some say

    South Carolina women who participated in a nationwide survey on access to reproductive health care said the rapid expansion of crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) is a challenge and barrier to care across the Palmetto State.
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    Women’s health care needs going unmet in S.C., study shows

    A third of South Carolina women who responded to a nationwide survey said they’ve gone without reproductive health care since 2022.
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    Group miffed by college’s demolition of YWCA building

    A local citizens group has concerns that the College of Charleston did not notify members just before workers began to demolish the former YWCA headquarters at 106 Coming St., site of a proposed student dormitory.
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    Fielding building holds social, craft trades histories

    Charleston native Bernard R. Fielding Jr. was shocked when he saw the gutted interior of a three-story 18th century building that looms on Logan Street that once housed his family’s business, the Fielding Home for Funerals.
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    Photo essay: Tall ship fires a Carolina Day salute Sunday

    The Spirit of South Carolina, a two-mast replica of a 19th-century pilot schooner, fired two artillery pieces on Sunday to commemorate the day of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, a stunning patriot victory during the Revolutionary War.
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    Outpouring of world’s grief expressed in letters, art for Emanuel

    Two separate huge collections of correspondence and artwork capture the world’s grief-stricken responses to the 2015 tragedy that took the lives of nine members of Emanuel AME Church.
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    Unique coiled basket collection ready to travel Lowcountry, abroad

    East Cooper sweetgrass basketmaker Nakia Wigfall has joined with artisans in West Africa, the Bahamas and Georgia to create the first-ever coiled basket collection that blends basketmaking styles from around the African diaspora.
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    Family donates eye-popping trove of historical records

    The Horlbeck family of Charleston, where a downtown alley bears their name, is sharing a family legacy that dates back to 1764 and the city’s early expansion within a robust British empire.
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    New film examines rise of the religious right’s politics

    Charleston-area filmmaker Matthew Pridgen recently released a jarring documentary that calls on White Christians to examine how America’s racist religious, economic and political systems helped Donald Trump win two presidential elections.
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    Tariff impact varies in city’s large tourism economy

    The price tag on a few items sold in the historic Charleston City Market is up slightly because of tariff policies, vendors say, and there are varying reactions on how they have affected local tourist traffic.
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    Some S.C. arts programs to suffer after federal slash of grant funding

    The Charleston Symphony expected a $30,000 grant for a new fellowship program, and the Berkeley County Museum in Moncks Corner planned on vital support for its annual Colonial Days fundraiser. But without warning in the last month, the federal government yanked away its money.