Rumors & Notes: 11/3/13

TOP STORIES

• Man found conscious but disoriented on Drum Island beneath Ravenel Bridge this morning (Post & Courier).
• Murder victim’s family, friends object to defense witness’ College of Charleston visit (Post & Courier).
• Ex-Charleston County prosecutor suspended from practicing law (Post & Courier).

SPORTS

• Clemson, South Carolina climb one spot each in AP Top 25 poll (Post & Courier).
• Boyd shines as No. 9 Clemson routs Virginia, 59-10 (ABC News 4).
• With two plays, Mike Davis displays why he’s a 2014 Heisman hopeful (Post & Courier).
• Hoover holds off Atkinson for City Senior golf title (Post & Courier).

HCS STORIES

•  Stand-Up Comedy Comes to Park Circle
• Event-Hosting Venue Plans to Open on Spring Street
• NC Management Group Files Small Claims Suit Against Local Production Facility
• Epilepsy Awareness Month Begins with “Jersey Reveal”
• 1.9-Magnitude Earthquake Measured in Summerville Area
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Councilman William Dudley Gregorie

MISC

• Charleston a big factor in Plum Creek’s purchase of MeadWestvaco land (Post & Courier).
• Wide variety of rabbits one of the off-beat attractions at Coastal Carolina Fair (Post & Courier).
• Parade for veterans held in downtown Charleston (ABC News 4).
  • Veterans Day Parade (Photos).
• Graham says he’ll lead push on anti-abortion bill (ABC News 4).
• Interim Columbia police chief criticized for post (ABC News 4).
• Acclaimed baritone Nathan Gunn to offer Charleston recital (Post & Courier).
• Bi-Lo conversions to happen at Piggly Wiggly stores next month (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Southern receives national kudos for Christian quality and low costs (Post & Courier).
• Academic Magnet High explores proposal to guarantee eligible students acceptance to improve diversity (Post & Courier).

• Coastal Carolina Fair photo booth: Nov. 1 (Live 5 News).

• Terrace Theatre to host movie premiere, book launch on ocean misadventure (Post & Courier).
• ‘Best Friend’ returns to Charleston (ABC News 4).
• Looking for Santa’s helpers: Retailers hiring fewer seasonal workers for holidays (Post & Courier).
• Fire crews urge Lowcountry to change smoke detector batteries (News 2).
• Pedestrian dead after hit and run on Hilton Head Island (ABC News 4).

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