Rumors & Notes: 6/18/14

TOP STORIES

• Report: Woman fatally stabbed following altercation with 10 year old at James Island home (Live 5 News).
• Democrat McGill is SC’s new lieutenant governor (ABC News 4).
• Charleston 9 honored at annual memorial ceremony (ABC News 4).
  • 7 years later: ‘I don’t think it gets easier’ (ABC News 4).

FOOD/DRINKS/#JOEHIBITION

• The City of Charleston embraces cruise ships, shuns new bars (Charleston City Paper).
• Proposed ordinance may force Charleston Beer Works to leave King Street (ABC News 4).
• Indaco will soon offer happy hour deals to patrons from 5 pm to 7 pm (Eater Charleston).
• Big changes coming to South Carolina breweries (Live 5 News).

• Bellying up to a Brazilian buffet for World Cup action (Post & Courier).
• The Asian focused Aya Cookhouse rises above the shopping-mall stigma (Charleston City Paper).
• Piggly Wiggly to sell goods at Jedburg warehouse at steep discount (Post & Courier).
• The Lot’s Alex Lira takes backyard kebabs to new extremes (Charleston City Paper).
• Circa 1886 Brings Back Sizzling Summer Celebration (HCS).
• A’more Meatballs Please (Yelp Charleston).
• German Riesling is summer’s all-day drink (Charleston City Paper).

• Take the HoM Marketing Survey, Get Free Fries.

ENTERTAINMENT/MUSIC

• You can literally bounce off the walls at Sky Zone (Charleston City Paper).
• Summerville High grad takes 2nd place on ‘Jeopardy!’ (Post & Courier).
• Newly launched theFIX.fm brings local music, live DJs to the decks (Charleston City Paper).
• Bassist Leaving Sol Driven Train (HCS).
• For David Wax Museum vocalist and fiddler Suz Slezak, making music has always been the backup plan (Charleston City Paper).
• Blow off summer steam with indoor go-karts and lazer tag at Charleston Rush (Charleston City Paper).
• A stay-at-home mom takes to the waves (Charleston City Paper).
• This is the true story of an acrophobic sent to master a high ropes course (Charleston City Paper).
  

POLITICS

• Gov. Nikki Haley’s vetoes: House overrides raise cut; Charleston fares well (Post & Courier).

• South Carolina Republicans have a strategery problem (Post & Courier).
• S.C. Gov OK’s Measure Penalizing Schools for LGBT Curricula (The Advocate).

SPORTS

• North, South tie in SAL All-Star Game (Post & Courier).
• Falcons’ Roddy White still mourning loss of brother killed in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Zombies in the Outfield this Friday at The Joe (HCS).

MISC

• Work continues on massive projects to relieve flooding on peninsula (Live 5 News).
• Police: Bag left at N. Charleston hotel contained portable meth lab (Live 5 News).
• Firefighter among two injured in North Charleston blaze (Post & Courier).
  • Red Cross assisting family after North Charleston house fire (Live 5 News).
• As pet population blooms, adoption groups spring into action (ABC News 4).
• Study approved for overpass downtown after two pedestrian deaths (News 2).
• Wild Dunes sandbag worries are piling up (Post & Courier).
• Dorchester County officials upgrading emergency system for disasters (News 2).
• 14-foot tiger shark caught off Edisto Island (ABC News 4).
• Search continues for Heather Elvis, 6 months later (Live 5 News).
• Man extradited for fatal Goose Creek shooting (News 2).
• CARTA to Celebrate “Dump the Pump” Day with Tablet Giveaways (HCS).
• Beaufort County anti-bullying task force formed in honor of 12-year-old who committed suicide (News 2).
• Two people in critical condition following N. Charleston apartment fire (Live 5 News).
• Charleston County tests emergency response (ABC News 4).
• Former Met Museum designer Jeff Daly working on the Gibbes redux (Charleston City Paper).
• Public testing events for National HIV testing week (News 2).
• SC ports see best month in more than 7 years (ABC News 4).
• CARTA’s executive director arrested on drunkenness charges (ABC News 4).

• Charleston gets funding extensions for Horizon, Neck developments (Charleston City Paper).

• How a 19th-century Persian faith became the second-most common religion in our state (Charleston City Paper).

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