Rumors & Notes: 10/26 – 10/27/13

TOP STORIES

• For authorities in recent Charleston-area shootings, safety comes first in ‘suicide-by-cop’ situations (Post & Courier).
• Comcast introduces new data-capping plan to Charleston (ABC News 4).

SPORTS

• Week 9 High School Football Scores and Videos (Live 5 News).
• Student athletes give back to local community (Live 5 News).
• Charleston Southern rolls over Charlotte 36-14 (ABC News 4).
• Gamecocks’ magic at Mizzou might be Sugar Bowl sweet (Post & Courier).
  • Connor Shaw battles knee sprain, flu in legendary performance (Post & Courier).
• Citadel falls in another close game to Chattanooga (ABC News 4).
• Run game revs up for Clemson with Roderick McDowell’s resurgence (Post & Courier).
• Cougars upset bid falls apart late (Cistern Yard).

MISC

• S.C. spends plenty to educate doctors, but doesn’t have enough of them (Post & Courier).
• Best Friend locomotive replica to be unwrapped in Summerville on way home to Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Wando High School band of Mount Pleasant takes third in regional competition (Post & Courier).

• S.C. Ranks in Top Ten for Boat Theft (Mount Pleasant Patch).

• No place to go: Seriously mentally ill often discharged from hospitals, prisons, jails to the streets (Post & Courier).
• Family remembers murder victim Malcolm Jefferson (Live 5 News).
• Two victims, two responses (Post & Courier).
• Skinful Gallery (Charleston Scene).
• Fall Food Truck Rodeo Gallery (Charleston Scene).
• Red Party Gallery (Charleston Scene).
• Kiosks may replace tourist brochures from SC to NY (ABC News 4).
• Under Jim DeMint, the Heritage Foundation goes from think-tank to conservatives’ weapon (Post & Courier).
• Great white shark returns to Carolinas coast (ABC News 4).
• Boeing, Charleston and the 777X: It’s like 2009 all over again (Post & Courier).

• Would you please take two minutes to help Wando? (Mount Pleasant Patch).

• Winthrop Poll taps into S.C. perceptions on pot smokers, welfare, and winners and losers of the shutdown (Charleston City Paper).

• Author and neurocriminologist Adrian Raine to visit College of Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Students go on scavenger hunt for trash (ABC News 4).
• Detention center officer charged with DUI (ABC News 4).
• Review: Colour of Music concert a treat and a challenge (Post & Courier).
• P&C Book and Author Luncheon set for Friday (Post & Courier).
• Beaufort County sheriff taking over 911 services (ABC News 4).
• Part of Ladson Road closed after traffic accident (Post & Courier).
• Confederate flags no longer flying at family’s barbecue restaurants in Midlands (Post & Courier).
  • SC barbecue family focusing on the future (News 2).
• Many insured SC residents must buy new health plan (ABC News 4).
• Interfaith author and priest to discuss Muslim-Christian relations (Post & Courier).

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