Rumors & Notes: 11/27/13

TOP STORIES

• Meth making materials found on roof of CofC dorm (ABC News 4).
• South Carolina DHEC agrees to keep Birth Centers open; work on legislation (News 2).
• James Island Charter High School Board of Directors removes former principal, won’t explain why (Post & Courier).
  • Football coach controversy appears to be factor in principal removal (P&C).
• Charleston County Sheriff’s Office seeks help in locating Missing Person (News 2).

BLACK FRIDAY/THANKSGIVING

• Thanksgiving events (Post & Courier).
• Black Friday store hours, sales (ABC News 4).
  • Thanksgiving Day doorbuster hours (News 2).
• A guide to take the pain out of Thanksgiving math (Post & Courier).
• Three mistakes to avoid when frying a turkey (Live 5 News).
• What will you be drinking this Thanksgiving? (Charleston City Paper).
• Thanksgiving 1954: Saltines and Navy Blended Coffee Aboard the USS Yorktown (Post & Courier).

• Thanksgiving Movie Guide: ‘Hunger Games,’ ‘Frozen’ Expected to Pack Theaters (Mount Pleasant Patch).

• Michael Banks sets sights on Turkey Day Run record (Post & Courier).
  • Turkey Day Run eyes new records (Post & C0urier).
• Lower gas prices mean $2B more for Black Friday shoppers (ABC News 4).
• A Holiday Shopping Guide for Frugal Families (Mount Pleasant Patch).
• Thanksgivukkah happens once every 70,000 years (ABC News 4).
• Diabetics can still enjoy Thanksgiving … with a few precautions (Live 5 News).
• Ambrose family’s Sweet Potato Casserole a popular tradition (Post & Courier).

FOOD

• Grease fire destroys Scott’s Barbeque’s cooking shed (Carolina Live).
• Brown’s Court Bakery, lands on Eater National’s “Pumpkin Pie Heatmap.” (Eater).
• Puree Cafe to Close This Weekend (Post & Courier).

• A fall feast on the Pour House deck (Charleston City Paper).

• A movement at a crossroads, can sustainability scale? (Charleston City Paper).

• Charleston Culinary Tours with Hoon (Charleston Treasures).

• Chestnut-fed pig heralds a foodways renaissance (Post & Courier).
• Catering to their Customers’ Needs – Dish & Design (Mount Pleasant Magazine).
• Burwell’s First Year; Innovations From a New Chef (Eater Charleston).
• DHEC reopens shellfish beds in Charleston County (ABC News 4).

MISC

• Device tested at MUSC to change epilepsy treatment worldwide (ABC News 4).
• Lawmaker facing ethics case for use of state plane (Post & Courier).

  • Tough week for S.C. lawmakers (Charleston City Paper).

• “Haleycare” Creates Massive SC Medicaid Surge (FITSNews).
• Sapakoff: Boyd is No. 1 at Clemson, Shaw the best at South Carolina (Post & Courier).
  • ‘Buyer beware,’ says USC of tickets for rivalry game (ABC News 4).
• Stegelin: The lieutenant governor’s new clothes (Charleston City Paper).

• Over 200 rally for Charleston Birth Place’s survival (Charleston City Paper).

  • Natural birth centers no longer in danger of closing (Charleston City Paper).

• Lowcountry 2013 holiday parade guide (News 2).
• One person injured after containers fall at Georgetown chemical plant (Live 5 News).
• Veteran without power, water gets community support and assistance (News 2).
• deepsouth explores the HIV/AIDS epidemic where it’s most deadly (Charleston City Paper).
• FrontDoor breaks ground on 130 units on James Island (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Sidewalk weed and grass ordinance loses its edge (Post & Courier).
• Mt. Pleasant school adopts program from organization that thinks family values groups are bigots (Charleston City Paper).
• Yelp’s Gifted… Locally (Yelp Charleston).

• Government shutdown helps new political party in S.C. (Charleston City Paper).

• Alabama going after Boeing 777X assembly work (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Blotter: The victimized Dixie blues (Charleston City Paper).
• Passages Art Gallery aims to bring marginalized African-American artists to the forefront (Charleston City Paper).
• Meet Brother Speed, his one-of-a-kind bike, and the owners of the Holy City’s raddest rides (Charleston City Paper).

• Jack Hunter confesses: He was blind to his own racism (Charleston City Paper).

  • Confessions of a Right-Wing Shock Jock (Politico).
• Inmate found hanged in Orangeburg County jail (News 2).
• Section of Dills Bluff remains closed following water main break (Live 5 News).
• Beating the odds: Family adopts special needs child from Bulgaria (ABC News 4).
• S.C. to sell debt to cover Boeing land costs (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Stingrays Net NHL and AHL Experience in Goaltender David LeNeveu (Stingrays Hockey).
• Former CofC standout gives back to local community (ABC News 4).
• Moore than a scholar (Summerville Journal Scene).
• Morris named National Assistant Coach of the Year by AFCA (ABC News 4).
• Deputies: Man charged with sexually assaulting 2 children (Live 5 News).
• Charleston man wins $100K on Carolina Panthers scratch-off (Live 5 News).
• Family changes their lives after mom has heart attack (ABC News 4).
• Live 5 Most Wanted Manhunt: 6 Captured, 3 Wanted (Live 5 News).

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