Rumors & Notes: 10/6/14

TOP STORIES

• Thomas Ravenel accused in incident report of harassing former consultant Will Folks (Post & Courier).
  • Read the report (Charleston City Paper).
• Woman injured in haunted house at Boone Hall Plantation (Live 5 News).
  • Organizers take action (ABC News 4).
• Police: Missing dock worker presumed drowned in Wando River (Live 5 News).
• Is King St. one of America’s great streets or an urban nightmare? (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston police looking for missing man (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• Home Team BBQ finalizing details on Williman Street property (Charleston City Paper).
  • No Beef Between Barbecue Masters Coming to North Morrison (Eater Charleston).
• O-Ku Hosts a Sake Happy Hour this Thursday (HCS).
• Union Provisions Changes Menu; Ditches ‘High-End Small Plates’ Concept (Eater Charleston).
• Charleston restaurant to donate portion of sales to slain deputy’s family (Post & Courier).
• Spring Street gets an event space and restaurant with the opening of Cannon Green (Charleston City Paper).
• Hogs For The Cause Photo Gallery (HCS).
• Everyone on Charleston Social Media Ate Tacos This Weekend (Eater Charleston).
• Around-the-world sailor has passion for cooking, especially Mexican (Post & Courier).
• Is Sean Brock Considering a Ponce City Market Venture? (Eater Atlanta).

POLITICS

• Court rejects appeal in SC redistricting case (ABC News 4).
• Gay marriage fight not over in South Carolina (ABC News 4).
  • Gay marriage in South Carolina: Legal experts say Supreme Court cleared the way (Post & Courier).
• SC Statehouse investigation underway for possible illegal vote swapping (News 2).
• Appeals court to hear arguments for Berkeley County hospital case (Post & Courier).
• Ravenel to open campaign office in Spartanburg (News 2).
• Summerville’s historic district neighbors voice concerns about proposed hotel (ABC News 4).
• Appeals court to hear arguments for Berkeley County hospital case (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT

• Anarchy In Charleston: The Red Party Returns (HCS).
• Widespread Panic’s North Charleston Coliseum Night 1 Setlist (HCS).
• Widespread Panic’s North Charleston Coliseum Night 2 Setlist (HCS).
• PHOTOS: Widespread Panic rides high at N. Charleston Coliseum (Charleston City Paper).
• Comedian Wyatt Cenac Returns to the Holy City (HCS).
• Polo Park Pop Up (Carolina Style Magazine).
• Photo Gallery: David Gray at the North Charleston PAC (HCS).
• 2015 SEWE poster to be unveiled at media event (Post & Courier).
• The Lowcountry Hoedown is Back for Year 3 (HCS).
• Techies Put On Their Dancing Shoes at the Silicon Harbor Shindig (Charleston Grit).
• Girls Rock! Charleston’s Next Showcase Will Be Held at Redux (HCS).

SPORTS

• Seven Lowcountry Players Named To the Shrine Bowl (Live 5 News).
• Clemson’s breakout sophomore receiver sheds poor practice habits (Post & Courier).
• Watson “having a blast” after winning third straight ACC Rookie of the Week honor (Post & Courier).
• Gamecocks, Furman to kick off at noon on Oct. 18 (Post & Courier).
• Martin feeling no pressure as basketball practice opens at USC (Post & Courier).
• October Fishing Report (Folly Beach).
• Garrett lineman Trevon Sanders surprise pick for Shrine Bowl (Post & Courier).

BUSINESS

• Sparc names new CEO; founder continues as president, board chairman (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Boeing delivers 31 Dreamliners in Q3 (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Top 50 highest-paying jobs in South Carolina (Live 5 News).
• Nuclear construction delays could cost SCE&G $660M (Columbia Regional Business Report).
• ATS Logistics opens new facility in North Charleston (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

MISC

• Mount Pleasant Police searching for robbery suspect (Post & Courier).
• GCPD: Officer resigns following weekend DUI arrest (Live 5 News).
• Flu shots free for vets this week at VA (News 2).
• Goorin Bros. Comps $100 Hat for Special Lady on Chemo (Charleston Subterrain).
• Flight from Charleston involved in minor fender at JFK Airport (Post & Courier).
• College of Charleston Presents “Making Diversity, Inclusion and Social Justice a Reality” (Lowcountry Biz SC).
• Charleston police: Naked man gives Savannah Highway motorists an eyeful (Post & Courier).
• Battery Park monument vandalized (Live 5 News).
• Domestic violence the focus of candlelight vigil Monday (ABC News 4).
• Highway Patrol: Pedestrian killed after car accident on Ladson Road (Live 5 News).
• Students Dash for Trash in Charleston’s Annual Litter Scavenger Hunt (CofC).
• Official ribbon cutting planned for Meeting St. Academy (ABC News 4).
• Westbound Ashley River Bridge gets stuck during maintenance (Live 5 News).
• Plethora of plastic bags plague county recycling center (Post & Courier).
• College to Offer South Carolina’s First Major in Supply Chain Management (CofC).
• Trial opening in Coastal Carolina student’s death (ABC News 4).
• Traffic moving again on Westmoreland Bridge after disabled 18-wheeler causes congestion (Live 5 News).
• Mount Pleasant to host seminar exploring impact of substance abuse on family violence (Post & Courier).
• 80-year-old foster parents burned out of their homes (ABC News 4).
• Deputies: Man burned pregnant woman with cigarette (Live 5 News).
• Accused embezzler charged with tax evasion (ABC News 4).
• Mount Pleasant police arrest man wanted in attack that left victim with broken skull (Post & Courier).
• Anderson Man Accused Of Trying To Kill His Wife (News 2).
• Mt. Pleasant committee supports installing traffic light inside traffic-choked Park West (Post & Courier).
• Orangeburg man wins defamation lawsuit (ABC News 4).

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