Rumors & Notes: 11/4/14

TOP STORIES

• Election day is here in S.C. (Post & Courier).
  • 2014 General Election returns (ABC News 4).
  • AP: Nikki Haley wins a second term as SC governor (Live 5 News).
  • Lindsey Graham, Tim Scott Win 2014 Elections (Huffington Post).
• CCSD report: Players’ ceremony not thought to be racist, but ‘tradition’ (ABC News 4).
• Filing: Barnett faked daughter’s birth certificate to flee country (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston police searching for missing man (Live 5 News).

ELECTION DAY

• Charleston Co. voters to consider extending school improvement tax (Live 5 News).
• A sign of relief: It’s almost over (Post & Courier).
• 5 statewide candidates have not filed final ethics reports (Charleston City Paper).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Thomas Legare (HCS).

FOOD/BEV

• First look at The Americano’s menu (Charleston City Paper).
• Owners consider closing Big John’s Tavern (Post & Courier).
• Holy cow, Charleston was the inspiration for the McRib (Charleston City Paper).
• Booze sales resume on Election Day without sending pickled voters to polls (Post & Courier).
• ‘La Smoked Porter’ only available at Brew & ‘Cue (Charleston City Paper).
• Brock Steady: Husk’s Sean Brock schools us in Lowcountry cuisine (Tasting Table).
• Shem Creek Bar & Grill to Host Oyster Roast Benefit this Saturday (HCS).
• Mt. Pleasant police plan Friday BBQ to fund kids’ Christmas shopping spree (Live 5 News).
• Owner of Multiple Market Street Businesses Halts Rumor Mill (HCS).
• Guests Can Now Idle at Coffeehouse The Daily (Eater Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT

• Frontman Dan Lotti on the Science in Dangermuffin’s New Album (HCS).
• Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art brings documentary Watermark to Charleston Music Hall (Charleston City Paper).
• ATOMACON Returns to the Holy City this Month (HCS).
• Happy Birthday, Moral Fixation (Charleston City Paper).
• Yorktown Countdown Returns for Its Third New Year’s Eve (HCS).
• Channing Tatum, other stars in Myrtle Beach for Magic Mike XXL filming (News 2).

SPORTS

• Porter-Gaud’s Kris Johnson, Stratford’s Ty’reik Faulks are high school players of the week (Post & Courier).
• Eli Manning delivers North Charleston native Corey Washington’s first TD (Giants).
• Citadel can finish strong if Bulldogs cut down on mistakes (Post & Courier).
• Marcus Lattimore could collect $1.7 million from insurance policy if he retires (Post & Courier).
• 2nd Annual Rainbow Run 5K Set For November 16th (HCS).
• Tiffany Mitchell first South Carolina women’s player to be named preseason All-America (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Dorchester County looking for waterway access funds (Post & Courier).
• Charleston police searching for suspect in downtown church burglary (Live 5 News).
• Man threw cheese at woman, cut her stomach in fight over Facebook photos, Mount Pleasant police say (Post & Courier).
• Florida-based investor buys Remount Road building for $17M (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• NCFD responds to house fire (ABC News 4).
• Shots fired during an argument at Crossgate Road off of Ashley Phosphate (News 2).
• Recycling Day event allows you to drop off items not usually accepted (ABC News 4).
• Kiawah Island votes to purchase land on Johns Island for new municipal complex (Post & Courier).
• Man gets 3 years for shining laser at helicopters (Post & Courier).
• Irmo teenager arrested, charged with stabbing father with knife (Live 5 News).
• Trident Technical College Division of Continuing Education and Economic Development is offering an awareness workshop on church security to be conducted by Lt. Frank Jackson, a licensed officer (TTC).
• Deputies warn of ‘IRS Investigator’ phone scam (Live 5 News).
• Thieves make off with $6K worth of equipment from demolition site (ABC News 4).
• NCPD: Man, 50, beat and choked woman after breakup (Live 5 News).
• Good Done Great raises $500,000 from Seattle-based Lighter Capital (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• New Waltersboro police chief negotiates higher salary than predecessors (Post & Courier).

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