Rumors & Notes: 1/30/15

TOP STORIES

• Summerville man killed in terrorist attack at Afghanistan airport (Live 5 News).
• Dig sheds light on origins of White Point Garden (Post & Courier).
  • Graduate Student Digs Up Old Charleston City Wall for Thesis Research (CofC).
• Super Bowl XLIX suds and snacks around town (Charleston City Paper).
  • Where to Eat on Super Bowl Sunday in the Holy City (Eater Charleston).
• Judge sets bond at $100K for couple accused in Heather Elvis murder (ABC News 4).
• After 150 years, Confederate submarine’s hull again revealed (ABC News 4).
• Weekend Events, Parties, & Plans (HCS).

FOOD/BEV

• What Is The Most ‘Classic’ Charleston Dish? (Eater Charleston).
• The Americano: Drinks outshine pan-Caribbean food at Mount Pleasant restaurant (Post & Courier).
• Nana’s Seafood & Soul Serves Lowcountry Classics (Eater Charleston).
• New Farmhouse Ale from Palmetto includes local persimmons, pink peppercorns and a pinch of philanthropy (Post & Courier).
• Esteemed Server Delia Smith’s Career Follows Charleston’s Fine Dining History (Eater Charleston).
• Cannonborough Beverage Co., Revelry Brewing working on radler (Post & Courier).
• Prohibition to host a Six-Course Oskar Blues Beer Dinner (HCS).
• #DinnerOnDave The Macintosh Edition (ABC News 4).
• A Love Letter to Fast & French From Longtime Employees (Eater Charleston).
• The Barbeque Joint’s Anniversary Pig Pickin’ & Bluegrass Block Party Set for February 7th (HCS).
• Isle of Palms Exchange Club hosts oyster roast fundraiser (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Southern Charm cast to raise money for MUSC Children’s Hospital (Charleston City Paper).
• Watch the Super Bowl at Manny’s with a Former USC Star (HCS).
• Deadly trade-off: Is playing in the NFL worth a shorter life? (Post & Courier).
• Patriots Point Offering Super Sunday Discounts in February (HCS).
• Duke University Pitchforks Charity Concert Scheduled for 2/7 (HCS).
• CC of Charleston team wins National Kidney Foundation championship in California (Post & Courier).
• Spring Jam Announces First Batch of Bands (HCS).
• Battle of Charleston to change things up with living military timeline (Post & Courier).
• Mark Knopfler Plays the PAC in October (HCS).
• Chase After a Cure Gala will take you to Paris (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• Lindsey Graham Would Be A Very Underwhelming Presidential Candidate (FiveThirtyEight).
• Lawmaker: We renamed the Ravenel Bridge what? (Post & Courier).
• GOP legislators to introduce medical marijuana bills (ABC News 4).
• President orders stricter standards for new federal buildings in flood-prone areas (Post & Courier).
• Residents should have appealed hotel approval of BAR, town says (Post & Courier).

MISC

• SCE&G: School bus hits power pole, forces early dismissal of nearby school (Live 5 News).
• Local weathercaster could be voted America’s favorite in online poll (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston police release surveillance still in armed robbery (Live 5 News).
• Knights of Columbus honors North Charleston public safety workers (Post & Courier).
• Investigators searching for 2 men in connection to Charleston home invasion (Live 5 News).
• Former Gamecock arrested on chop shop charges (Live 5 News).
• Four people transported to the hospital following multi-vehicle accident in W. Ashley (Live 5 News).
• Woman reported missing in December has been located (Live 5 News).
• Most Wanted: Derrell Brown (Live 5 News).
• Sunbeam recalls Holmes Oil Filled Heaters due to scald hazard (ABC News 4).
• DNA evidence leads to arrest of N. Charleston man for 2013 burglary (Live 5 News).
• Berkeley school district tests stop-arm cameras for school buses (ABC News 4).
• Deputies Looking For Missing Man In Anderson Co. (News 2).
• For first time, SC parents can protect kids from identity theft (ABC News 4).
• Asbestos violations uncovered at old federal building; project manager pleads guilty (ABC News 4).
• Bond set for 1 of 3 arrested in West Ashley home invasion (ABC News 4).
• Police investigate dozens of daytime burglaries (News 2).
• Jury awards man injured in parking lot fall more than $4 million (Post & Courier).
• FBI working with TSA, others investigating Arabic tweet tagging Charleston airport (Live 5 News).
• Gaffney woman charged with burning house, killing 2 dogs (ABC News 4).
• Investigators arrest wanted men sought on dog fighting charges (Live 5 News).

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