Rumors & Notes: 8/6/14

TOP STORIES

• Officials: Boy bitten by shark on Folly Beach (ABC News 4).
  • Folly shark attack concerns, but doesn’t scare off vacationers (Live 5 News).
• Woman in murder-for-hire plot sentenced to 15 years in prison (Live 5 News).
• Goose Creek man charged with attempted murder in bowling alley hostage incident (Live 5 News).
  • Police: Bowling alley suspect also involved in hit-and-run, domestic dispute (ABC News 4).
• College of Charleston forms search committee to find coach to replace Doug Wojcik (Post & Courier).
  • John Kresse, Monte Lee to serve on committee (Post & Courier).
  • CofC basketball team: ‘We forgive Doug Wojcik’ (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Chez Nous might be tiny, but the plates deliver big flavor (Charleston City Paper).
• Try Some Limited Edition Drunken Sailor Cupcakes Tomorrow (HCS).
• Gullah Cuisine’s Charlotte Jenkins adds Gullah flavor to boiled peanuts (Post & Courier).
• Gimme S’more! (Yelp Charleston).
• Healthier nutrition guidelines mean new snacks for new school year (Live 5 News).
• Cauliflower steak stars in Charleston Grill dinner (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• Stegelin: Candidates for governor weigh in on gay marriage (Charleston City Paper).
• Unaccompanied immigrant and refugee children welcomed by Columbia’s City Council (News 2).

SPORTS

• NCAA’s cookie infraction case against USC crumbles (Post & Courier).
• Gamecocks practice in full pads Tuesday (News 2).
• Clemson to go in full pads Wednesday (News 2).
• Cougars To Open Puerto Rico Tip-Off With Defending National Champion UConn (Lowcountry Today).

• Citadel: New AD to begin in time for football season (ABC News 4).
  • Citadel’s Houston looks to turn Bulldogs around (News 2).
• Sand Gnats sweep RiverDogs (Post & Courier).
• Athlete of the Week: Fort Dorchester’s Dakereon Joyner (ABC News 4).

ENTERTAINMENT

• Carolina camaraderie: Hootie & the Blowfish reconnect at the 12th annual Homegrown Concert (Post & Courier).
• North Charleston has plans for arts center in old asbestos plant (Charleston City Paper).
• TV productions bringing S.C. money, jobs (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

• The Ballad of Shovels and Rope heads to the Terrace for a night (Charleston City Paper).

• SUSTO Hosts Amigo & Dear Blanca at The Royal American (HCS).

• Greer Farrell tells tales from the other side of the bar in Standing Up Together (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• Test scores fall in all grades, in most subjects (News 2).
• Lighthouse Day observed on Sullivan’s Island (ABC News 4).
• Police Chief fired for being gay speaks for Charleston Pride Week (Live 5 News).
• City plans to redevelop upper peninsula (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Future office building, parking garage along Shem Creek sparks grassroots effort (Live 5 News).
• Woman charged with murder after man falls on knife, stabbing himself (News 2).
• Shark! Just another seaside critter (Post & Courier).

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