Rumors & Notes: 2/25/14

TOP STORIES

• Police arrest suspect in West Ashley shooting (News 2).
• Charleston police officer given Medal of Valor (ABC News 4).
• Spartanburg Pastor Arrested For Sex Crime (News 2).
• City Council takes up Ashley bike crossing, on-shore power tonight (Charleston City Paper).
• Special Olympics volunteer sentenced to 15 years for sex with underage athlete (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Win Tickets to Pet Helpers Oyster Roast (Charleston City Paper).
• Tracking Celebrity Alton Brown’s CHS Choices (Eater Charleston).
• Gaze Upon the The Park Café and Its Plant Wall (Eater Charleston).
• My Take on Butcher & Bee’s Sesame Kale Slaw (Hot Mess).
• Owners of Charleston burger joint featured on TODAY Show (Post & Courier).
• Southern Beer, Made for Mealtime (Post & Courier).
• Holy City Hospitality Snubs OpenTable (Post & Courier).

• Stone Brewing highlighted at Opal’s first beer dinner (Charleston City Paper).

• Is it time for the Krispy Kreme doughnut school fundraiser to end? (Post & Courier).
• Post Brewvival Top 10 and Pics (Charleston Craft Beer).

ENTERTAINMENT/ARTS

• Freeloaders: February Follies (Charleston City Paper).
• Details of the Halsey’s 30th anniversary show emerge (Charleston City Paper).
• PHOTOS: Iron & Wine was witty, vulnerable, and graceful at his Charleston Music Hall show (Charleston City Paper).
• Sun Shines on 7th Annual Folly Gras (FollyBeach.com).
• LILA hopes to help aspiring writers (Charleston City Paper).
• College of Charleston’s ambitious Lughnasa harvests gold (Charleston City Paper).

• New Columbia lit journal Fall Lines accepting submissions (Charleston City Paper).

SPORTS

• College of Charleston Baseball is ranked 18th in ESPN’s Power Rankings (ESPN).
• Niners RB Lattimore ready to run (News 2).

• Panthers LT Jordan Gross to retire (ESPN).

• Latta native Raymond Felton arrested on gun charges in N.Y. (News 2).
• Citadel quarterback Aaron Miller ready for his turn as the starter (Post & Courier).
• Time to start doing those push-ups – third annual Push-Up & Up Challenge set for May 17 (Post & Courier).
• The Citadel Announces Kickoff Times for 2014 Home Schedule (Citadel Sports).
• The Citadel ends 17-game slide, tops Samford 81-71 (News 2).
• Connor Shaw, Tajh Boyd face tall order as short quarterbacks (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• Doctor, lawmaker discuss proposed Medical Cannabis Therapeutic Treatment Research Act at MUSC (Post & Courier).
• Storing Your Surveillance: SC Keeps Millions Of Records For Years (WSPA).
• Pentagon calls for reductions that could deeply affect Charleston, Columbia (Post & Courier).
  • Haley objects to National Guard cuts (Greenville Online).
  • S.C. politicians howl over proposed Defense cuts (The State).
• Club for Growth releases congressional scorecard (The State).
• School administrators chief is 10th candidate for top SC education job (The Island Packet).
• Voters look to break tie in Lincolnville mayoral race (Live 5 News).
• S.C. panel recommends statewide no texting while driving measure (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Hundreds gather at Heather Elvis Vigil in Socastee (News 2).
• Website ranks Myrtle Beach 17th ‘Most Dangerous US City’ (WMBF).
• Final witnesses take stand in Latham-Moore murder-for-hire trial (ABC News 4).
• Memorial scheduled for camera assistant who died in train incident (Live 5 News).
• Photos released of suspect in W. Ashley bank robbery (Live 5 News).
• Children in poverty continues to grow in tri-county, South Carolina (Post & Courier).
• International African American Museum takes shape (ABC News 4).
• TSA opens Pre-Check center at Charleston airport (ABC News 4).
• College of Charleston’s “Yes! I’m a feminist” event draws a diverse crowd (Post & Courier).
• Before I-26 or U.S. 52, the Dixie Highway ruled (Post & Courier).
• Goodwill partners to offer free tax filing services (ABC News 4).
• School of Law sale awaits license from state agency (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Summerville to create master plan based on community input (Live 5 News).
• $126K needed to repair MLK pool in downtown Charleston (ABC News 4).
• MUSC successfully tests sleeping device (News 2).
• Lowcountry schools set 2014-15 calendars (Post & Courier).
• Students develop smartphone apps at Camp Blackbaud (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Measure would shorten separation for SC divorce (ABC News 4).
• MUSC moving forward with hospital plans (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• More questions raised about Ravenel Bridge maintenance (News 2).
• Blotter: Drinkers without Bordeaux (Charleston City Paper).
• Bill banning abortion at 20 weeks heads to House (ABC News 4).
• Report: Woman asking for help at grocery store, steals customer’s wallet (Live 5 News).
• New Ingleside Development coming to North Charleston (News 2).
• Shoreside power advocates support resolution (ABC News 4).
• Federal Capital acquires North Charleston residential community (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Kaman Engineering Services establishes new office in North Charleston (News 2).
• Suspect sought for truck stop armed robbery in Williamsburg County (Live 5 News).

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