Rumors & Notes: 7/15/15

TOP STORIES

• Investigators: 4 dead, 1 wounded at home near Holly Hill (ABC News 4).
  • Statement from Holly Hill Police Department (Facebook).
  • 4 Victims identified; shooter still on the loose (Post & Courier).
• 4-year-old girl collects cards for Emanuel AME victim’s son (ABC News 4).
• Ravenel Bridge turns 10 Friday (ABC News 4).
  • One bridge opens, two cities transformed (Post & Courier).
  • Celebrate the Ravenel Bridge’s 10th Anniversary this Weekend (HCS).
• Community leaders in North Charleston meet to discuss KKK fliers (News 2).

FOOD/BEV

• Tattooed Moose moving earth to get Johns Island location open (Post & Courier).
• RiverDogs swung at beer milkshakes, got a big hit (Charleston City Paper).
• Butcher & Bee and SNOB present an all-veggie dinner this Thursday (Charleston City Paper).
• Pouring support at Bay Street Biergarten (Post & Courier).
• For heritage-breed farmers, finding a good butcher can mean a 460-mile round trip (Charleston City Paper).
• Cannon Green mixologist concocts refreshing watermelon cocktail with a kick (Post & Courier).
• Forthcoming Parlor Deluxe Installed Snazzy Signage (Eater Charleston).
• Sol Uses Kitchen Karma to Help East Cooper Meals on Wheels (HCS).
• Composting on wheels experiment may be over as founders get grown-up jobs (Post & Courier).
• Cocktail Bar Proof Takes a Vacation in New Orleans (Eater Charleston).
• Popularity of wheat porridge firmly reflected Charleston’s English roots (Post & Courier).
• Charleston claimed its share of Greek-owned restaurants over the 20th century (Post & Courier).
• The Griffon in Charleston, Thursday, Noon (Eater Charleston).
• Keyhole restaurant strike of ’42 led to brief unionization of waitresses (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• State Museum Hosts “Pluto Palooza” to Celebrate Images (WLTX).
• Home Team BBQ Hosts Annual Bar-B-Qued Bluegrass Series Throughout Month of July at West Ashley Location (Home Team BBQ).
• How Yanks accidentally found the forever ignored Brett Gardner (New York Post).
• Swinney stresses discipline, consequences (Post & Courier).
• Registration Open for 16th Annual Race for the ARK (HCS).
• Before The Beach (Yelp Charleston).
• John’s Island Book Sale Scheduled for 7/24 & 7/25 (HCS).
• Bradford Lee Folk talks about farming, buying a bar, and the definition of bluegrass (Charleston City Paper).
• REVOLVE conference set for Oct. 29-30 at Wild Dunes (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

POLITICS/OPINION

• Charleston church shooting, flag debate put Haley in 2016 spotlight (News 2).
• Clyburn Announces Introduction of the Background Check Completion Act (Clyburn).
• Scott Walker brings new campaign to SC (News 2).
• Some in Charleston are not happy with Iran nuclear deal (News 2).
• It will take more than goodwill to heal this state (Charleston City Paper).
• Domestic violence panel tackles outreach (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Rep. Peter McCoy (HCS).
• The Beach Co.’s Sgt. Jasper appeal is a long shot (Charleston City Paper).
• Jenny Horne: Grandpappy Told Me I Was Kin To Jefferson Davis (FITS News).
• North Charleston to break ground on Intermodal Transportation Facility this year (ABC News 4).
• Charleston County considering sending recyclables to Horry County (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Charleston County deputies ask for help identifying burglary suspect (ABC News 4).
• Moroccan human rights activist commends Charleston’s recovery after church shooting (Post & Courier).
• Charleston man accused of soliciting nude photos from boy (ABC News 4).
• Wal-Mart eyes more Charleston area sites for smaller-format stores (Post & Courier).
• Blotter: Flying away with the flag (Charleston City Paper).
• Man accused of having sex with 14-year-old girl who became pregnant (ABC News 4).
• Myrtle Beach man finds, claims $1M lottery ticket from June (Live 5 News).
• State Ports Authority celebrates ‘memorable year’ while preparing for challenges (Post & Courier).
• Myrtle Beach sinks ordinance designed to keep sharks away (Live 5 News).
• Missing goat named Donkey found safe in Georgetown (ABC News 4).
• Parents face criminal charges after death of 6-month-old son (Live 5 News).
• Teen dies after 100-foot fall at Pickens Co. camp (Live 5 News).

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