Rumors & Notes: 12/14 – 12/15/13

TOP STORIES

• Make your picks: The top stories of 2013 in the Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
• Charleston County School District to pay $96,800 in parking fees for two downtown schools’ teachers (Post & Courier).
• Police: Teen injured in shooting, suspect arrested (Live 5 News).
• NCPD officers take kids on holiday shopping spree (ABC News 4).

SPORTS

• Stratford’s Jacob Park named 2013 Mr. Football (ABC News 4).
• College of Charleston falls to previously winless Marist, 69-62 (Post & Courier).
• Alabama gets by Charleston Southern 59-45 (ABC News 4).
• Clemson back at practice in full gear Saturday (ABC News 4).
• Man who started running six years ago, at age 38, wins Kiawah marathon (Post & Courier).

MISC

• South Carolina’s tourism industry has made a strong comeback (Post & Courier).
• Noxious, tropical weed known as Itchgrass has been discovered near Moncks Corner (Post & Courier).
• Moms plead with lawmakers to change birth center laws (ABC News 4).
• Flood zones becoming an important criteria for home buyers (Post & Courier).
• Democrat Rick Wade challenging Sen. Tim Scott (ABC News 4).
  • The Buzz: Let us introduce Tim to Rick (The State).
• How will American-US Airways merger affect Charleston service? (Post & Courier).
• On Charleston-based ship Gallatin, some see Coast Guard’s challenges in discouraging culture of sex (Post & Courier).
• Venture fund to assist Charleston tech companies (ABC News 4).
• Man jailed in SC college shooting faces new charge (News 2).
• 40 graduating from Charleston School of Law (Live 5 News).
• 2013 hurricane season a quiet one for the Lowcountry, U.S. (ABC News 4).
• Man jailed in SC college shooting faces new charge (News 2).
• SC moms remembering Newtown school shootings (ABC News 4).
  • A year later, Winthrop coach reflects on Newtown (The State).
• Sullivan’s asked to reconsider tripling filmmaker fees (Post & Courier).
• Summerville theater puts on Christmas theme show (News 2).

• There’s a third Christmas Carol in town (Charleston City Paper).

• Wild Dunes golf course, condos again face erosion, regulatory problems (Post & Courier).
• ‘Teen Mom 2’ star arrested in North Myrtle Beach (Live 5 News).
• Man accused of scamming Navy veterans charity out of $100 million faces sentencing Monday (Post & Courier).
• A divided Columbia City Council pledges to do better job in wake of failed strong-mayor vote (The State).

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