Rumors & Notes: 11/12/13

TOP STORIES

• CPD: Victim dies in downtown shooting (ABC News 4).
  • Man shot in park while kids at swim practice nearby (Post & Courier).
• SC Farm-to-Restaurant Sales at Risk: How to Help (Carolina Farm Stewardship Association).
• Boeing breaks ground on North Charleston propulsion plant (Live 5 News).
• Sheriff: Miles shot himself, will be charged (Live 5 News).
• Purple Heart awarded 40 years later (Live 5 News).

FOOD

• StarChefs.com Assembles Carolina Culinary Talent for Awards Gala (Post & Courier).
• Who is Charleston’s Chef of the Year? (Eater Charleston).
• John Currence dishes on the state of Southern cooking  (Charleston City Paper).
• 82 Queen Offers Taste of Steven Lusby’s Beard House Menu (Post & Courier).
• HoM Introduces Monday Specials (Post & Courier).
• Creekside Pizza Co. in West Ashley should be opening soon (Facebook).
• Deihl Looks Forward to CWF Rolling On Under New Director (Post & Courier).
• High Cotton Pours Free Bubbly (Post & Courier).

CHARITABLE STORIES

• Summerville church ramps up fundraising effort for Philippines (Live 5 News).
• In Goose Creek ties to Philippines frayed by storm but faith unshaken (News 2).
• SC man who cut Lincoln Memorial grass to get new lawnmower, saw (Live 5 News).
• Nonprofit works to bring families in need Thanksgiving meal (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Animal Society is hosting a Pet Food Drive on 11/23 (Facebook)
• Sending Charleston cheer to the troops for Christmas, Blue Star Mothers and Families (News 2).

HCS STORIES

• The Obstinate Daughter To Open in January
• High Wire Teams With Warehouse for Next Tasting Party
• PBR’s Mural Unveiling Party this Saturday at The Alley
• “Rockabillaque” Engulfs Park Circle this Saturday
• Trailer for “Cook It Raw (Charleston)” Surfaces
• G. Love & Special Sauce Return to the Music Farm
• This Week at the Charleston Pour House – 11/11/13
• This Week at the Music Farm: 11/11/13
• Rand Paul to Charlestonians: “They’re Coming After Your Doughnuts!”

SPORTS

• Charleston Battery Head Coach Mike Anhaeuser elected to the USL Men’s Hall of Fame (USL Soccer).
• Local basketball stars get jump during early signing period (Post & Courier).
• Bracket breakdown for Class 1A football playoffs (ABC News 4).
  • Class 2A.
  • Class 3A.
  • Class 4A.
• Bullying? Hazing? An absolute no-no for Spurrier, Swinney (Post & Courier).
• Funeral arrangements, cause of death announced for Columbia marathoner (Live 5 News).
• Charleston Southern to host The Citadel in football for first time in 2014 (Post & Courier).

CRIME

• CPD searching for man wanted for harassment (ABC News 4).
• Jury split between men, women in trial of former Lincolnville pastor accused of raping prostitutes (Post & Courier).
  • Alleged rape victim takes stand in former pastor trial (ABC News 4).
• Cops: Downtown man attacks woman after dance rejection (Live 5 News).
• Motorist hits Charleston police officer in West Ashley (Post & Courier).
• Report: Man found unconscious, told officer he tried to get high (ABC News 4).
• Report: Man arrested after posting fake Craigslist ad (ABC News 4).
• Ex-finance manager at Summerville firm gets 33 months for $625K embezzlement (Post & Courier).

MISC

• 2013 Black Friday Ads Released (Live 5 News)..
• SHS, GMS locked down Tuesday morning (Summerville Journal Scene).
• Vendue Inn renovations get underway downtown (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Last bottles of harbor-soaked wine on sale Wednesday (ABC News 4).
• Greasers Galore at the Inaugural ‘Rockabillaque Festival’ (Metronome Charleston).
• Antifreeze drips on some students, school bus driver (ABC News 4).
• Real estate agent: “We are in a Boeing world here” (News 2).
• Stand-Up at the Sparrow – 5 Things You Need to Know (Real Deal with Neil).

• Survey: Most Charleston School of Law students oppose InfiLaw sale (Charleston City Paper).

• Hey, Y’all: Southern Accents Voted Most Attractive (TIME).
• Senator Tim Scott accepting applications for internships (News 2).
• At site of Woolfe Street collapse, new apartment building proposed (Charleston City Paper).
• DD2 gets financial thumbs up (Summerville Journal Scene).

• Indie filmmaker hosts pay-what-you-can night at the Terrace (Charleston City Paper).

• President Wilson’s S.C. home to reopen in February (Post & Courier).
• The Punch List with BYOG Drummer JP Treadaway (Metronome Charleston).

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