Warren Wise
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Warren Wise focuses on utilities, tourism, retail and general business assignments. Wise, a graduate of the University of South Carolina, joined The Post and Courier in 1997 and has covered Berkeley County, North Charleston, Santee Cooper, the General Assembly and state government. Wise started his career in Darlington as a general assignments reporter with a focus on city and county government before being named editor. He later became managing editor at The Easley Progress in Easley before joining The Post and Courier. A South Carolina native, Wise has won more than three dozen local, state and national awards for excellence in journalism, including Journalist of the Year in South Carolina five times. To contact Wise, call 843-937-5524 or e-mail wwise@postandcourier.com.
Recent Stories
Sears Hometown Store closing in Mount Pleasant
Sears Hometown Store in Mount Pleasant will close by April 1.
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Piggly Wiggly expands online option
26 more stores allow shoppers to order, pick up
The Pig is now bigger online. After offering online shopping at 10 stores for the past four years, including two in Mount Pleasant, Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Inc. has expanded its "Click 'n Shop" program to 26 more locations, including 12 new ones in the Charleston region.
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Charleston Boat Show attendance swells 42 percent
Held last weekend at the Charleston Area Convention Center in North Charleston, the annual assembling of boat and accessory dealers drew 11,228 people during its three-day run.
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Tax refund delay possible
Early filers affected; IRS cites computer-system upgrades
Some taxpayers who filed their income returns early this year can expect a delay in receiving refunds because the Internal Revenue Service is tweaking its computer system in a stepped-up effort to prevent refund fraud.
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Wentworth gets No. 3 U.S. ranking
U.S. News lists state's top 10
Charleston shines again, this time in U.S. News & World Report's list of the top 10 hotels in the United States.
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Early tax filers can expect a week delay for returns
Some taxpayers who filed their income returns early this year can expect a one-week delay in receiving refunds because the Internal Revenue Service is tweaking its computer system in a stepped-up effort to prevent refund fraud.
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Charleston’s Wentworth Mansion named No. 3 hotel in America
U.S. News and World Report called the Wentworth Mansion one of Charleston’s grand old properties.
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WISE COLUMN: Tobacco store lights up King Street
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Putting Charleston on fashion map
Krekel working to make city a major destination
A few designers have set up shop on King Street, recently named one of the Top 10 shopping streets in America.
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Boeing holds secret airport talks
Company's lawyer discusses real estate
Boeing Co. has entered into secretive talks about land controlled by Charleston International Airport, where the aerospace giant already leases a large parcel for its 787 manufacturing campus.
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