Rumors & Notes: 7/16/15

TOP STORIES

• Father of slain children in Orangeburg homicides, another man arrested on unrelated drug charges (Post & Courier).
  • Victim’s brother on learning of Holly Hill shooting: ‘That was the longest ride home’ (ABC News 4).
  • New information discovered on Holly Hill victims (Live 5 News).
• Court date set for accused Emanuel AME gunman in Charleston; gag order stays (ABC News 4).
• The Ravenel Bridge: 10 years later (News 2).
  • One bridge, two guys, 45,000 to 50,000 plastic bricks (Post & Courier).
• Community members spread message of love after KKK fliers found dispersed in North Charleston neighborhood (Post & Courier).
  • Charleston Co. sheriff to address KKK fliers, threats (Live 5 News).
• Man accused of taping Caitlyn’s muzzle shut due in court on Friday (Live 5 News).
• Students at 41 Charleston County schools to receive free breakfast, lunch in ’15-’16 (ABC News 4).
• Survivors stranded 16 hours offshore: ‘Without God, we wouldn’t be here’ (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Harold’s Cabin Predicts a Late 2015 Opening on Westside (Eater Charleston).
• Garden & Gun food issue celebrates Charleston dishes (Post & Courier).
• The Spectator Hotel Opens The Bar Tomorrow (Eater Charleston).
• Charleston chosen for Taste America tour (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• A Day of Dining on $10 in Charleston (Eater Charleston).
• Toast Offers Free Drink For Patrons that Complete the Bastion Crawl (HCS).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Call settling in as Summerville football coach (Post & Courier).
• Top 10 Air-Conditioned Activities (Charlie).
• Competitive gaming scene emerges in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Rick Springfield Stops at the Music Hall on 11/18 (HCS).
• Curtis Frye tapped to join Team USA coaching staff for 2016 Summer Games (Live 5 News).
• J24 Southeastern Regionals highlight Charleston Yacht Club Regatta (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• Upper Peninsula zoning changes could bring less industry, taller buildings (Charleston City Paper).
• Audit: Former Kiawah administrator, treasurer received $125,000 in unapproved payments (Post & Courier).
• Mount Pleasant Town Council moves forward on tax increase referendum (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Charleston County recycling plans still in the works (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Poet Laureate Marjory Wentworth (HCS).
• Corps has $2.4 million for Waterway dredging at IOP, Sullivan’s (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Charleston Outpaces the Nation in Tech Growth (The Huffington Post).
• Women honored at the Be Brave Brunch (ABC News 4).
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to close in August (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Clemson sets new rules for fraternities, sororities after controversial year (ABC News 4).
• Roaring ’20s-inspired Spectator joins Charleston hotel lineup (Post & Courier).
• Nick Price back on soccer field after brain surgery (News 2).
• CARTA comes under new management (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Airport director gets $33,000 raise, recommendations for improvement (Post & Courier).
• Kingstree man accused of trying to hit officer with car during chase (ABC News 4).
• UPDATE: Beached whales in North Myrtle Beach die despite rescue efforts (ABC News 4).
• Beaufort shaken after community leader accused in assault (Beaufort Gazette).

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