Rumors & Notes: 11/18/14

TOP STORIES

• Fourth Circuit denies SC’s appeal, gay marriages could begin Thursday (ABC News 4).
  • Court ruling: SC must recognize same-sex marriages from other states (Live 5 News).
  • Attorney General Alan Wilson to appeal to U.S. Supreme Court (Charleston City Paper).
• Lowcountry under freeze warning tonight through Wed. morning (Live 5 News).
  • Officials offer tips and tricks in the face of freezing weather (ABC News 4).
  • Cold weather affecting outdoor workers (Live 5 News).
  • Long standing weather record may be broken (Live 5 News).
• Top 10 Reasons People Love Charleston (Conde Nast Traveler).
• David Arquette Partied with T-Rav and Company Last Night (HCS).

FOOD/BEV

• 5Church Expands to Charleston; Will Open In Mad River’s Old Location (HCS).
• Sean Brock: It’s a sin not to cook on Thanksgiving (Post & Courier).
• Robert Moss Named Barbecue Editor for Southern Living Magazine (Eater Charleston).
• “A Night in Wine Country” Lets You Taste, Shop, & Stroll King Street (HCS).
• Pace Pizza Balls is Long Gone from 363 King; Where’s Mushy Peas? (Eater Charleston).
• Bittermilk Debuts Mixer No. 6 Tonight at Minero (HCS).
• No Need For Fancy Signage at Upcoming Chipotle Mexican Grill (Eater Charleston).
• Top 10 BBQ Spots in The Carolinas (Global Flare).
• Stress Free Thanksgiving with Cru Catering (HCS).

ENTERTAINMENT

• South Carolina Historical Society’s collection moving to College of Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Charleston’s Holiday Market Returns This Weekend (HCS).
• Justin Townes Earle Charms the Charleston Music Hall (Charleston Grit).
• Diana Krall to Play the PAC in April (HCS).
• The 2nd Annual Going Places Gala Photo Gallery (Facebook).
• Gardner-Webb uses second half run to blow by Cougars (Cistern Yard).
• Cavortress Hosts a Runway Fashion Show Event on 11/22 (HCS).
• Coach: Clemson’s Stoudt to start at quarterback (ABC News 4).
• Citadel football ‘ticked off’ heading into final game at VMI (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• Gov. Nikki Haley stirring up India’s interest in Palmetto State (Post & Courier).
• Public provides input on future transit on I-26 (News 2).
• Grand jury returns 8 indictments against former S.C. state senator Robert Ford (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

CHARITIES

• Buy a tree, give a tree: Local start-up branches out for the holidays (ABC News 4).
• Darkness to Light will partner with Matt Sandusky for PSA series (ABC News 4).
• Hundreds receive Thanksgiving meals from East Cooper Meals on Wheels (Live 5 News).
• SC child advocates present plan on early education (ABC News 4).

SHOOTINGS

• 2 convicted in Johns Island shooting (ABC News 4).
• Report: Teen runs inside N. Charleston restaurant after getting shot (Live 5 News).
• Investigators identify suspected shoplifter who shot at man (Live 5 News).
• Murder trial under way in West Ashley woman’s shooting death (Post & Courier).
• Suspect arrested in W. Ashley drive-by shooting (Live 5 News).

MISC

• Issues force Iraq war veteran & his family out of new home (News 2).
• Officials: Police responding to reported armed robbery at W. Ashley hotel (Live 5 News).
• Charleston police ask for help finding theft suspect (Post & Courier).
• Man carrying cross through SC involved in car crash near Myrtle Beach (News 2).
• ‘Risking it All’ off the grid (ABC News 4).
• S.C., Oregon lawmakers protest plans to close Coast Guard rescue stations (Post & Courier).
• Dog found shot takes first steps after surgery (Live 5 News).
• Charleston airport offering discount to drive holiday parkers to overflow lot (Post & Courier).
• Plans to add convenience store near James Island neighborhood raise questions (Live 5 News).
• Woman attacked with high-heeled shoe at Myrtle Beach strip club, police say (News 2).
• Soon-to-be-available water expected to bring growth to upper Dorchester (Post & Courier).
• Summerville-based Kion unveils North America plans (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Lowcountry man accused of breaking into jewelry store, trying to steal plane (Live 5 News).

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