Rumors & Notes: 9/10/15

TOP STORIES

• Judge wants time to digest arguments before setting bond in Walter Scott murder case (ABC News 4).
• Walter Scott’s family reacts to new information unveiled in Slager case (Live 5 News).
• Attorneys blame North Charleston for Scott’s death, call police ‘monsters’ (Live 5 News).
• Jury selection set for Nov. 3 in hate crimes case against Charleston Church Shooter (ABC News 4).
• Stephen Colbert ‘Late Show’ Premiere Review: A Wild, Funny Night (Yahoo TV).
  • Jeb Bush Talks Family Politics on Stephen Colbert Debut (News 2).
• Police investigating after shooting injures one in N. Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Prosecutor: Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet charged with misconduct (ABC News 4).
• No credibility to 9/11 schools threat: tri-county schools officials (ABC News 4).
• NAN leaders critical after 3 Dorchester County Sheriff’s deputies cleared in fatal shooting (ABC News 4).
• Lowcountry events planned to commemorate 9/11 (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Firefly Distillery backs out of planned move to North Charleston property (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• It’s a Good Ol’ Fashioned Pop Off! (HCS).
• Tokyo Crepes trading crepes for pictures (Post & Courier).
• Anthony Bourdain Will Hang With Bill Murray on ‘Parts Unknown’ Season Six (Eater).
• Charleston Beer Week showcases local and statewide beer culture with dozens of events (Post & Courier).
• The Good Catch Dinner Series Heads Southerly (HCS).
• Apartment A serves savory Mississippi tamales in a Charleston single house  (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston Coffee Shops With Free Wifi (Eater Charleston).
• Drinking on cue: Social groups heavily influence drinkers’ attitudes, actions (Post & Courier).
• Summerville Hosts 4th Annual Sweet Tea Festival on 9/17 (HCS).
• Football For Foodies (Yelp Charleston).
• Lewis Barbecue at Revelry Brewing, Saturday at Noon (Eater Charleston).
• Lowcountry Creamery aims to improve Charleston-area butter (Post & Courier).
• BSB Hosts Bier Dinner featuring Revelry Brewing (HCS).
• Bad Bitches, Hogs for the Cause, and Circa 1886 Happy Hour (Eater Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Record store the Vinyl Countdown lands downtown (Charleston City Paper).
• Step Up to the Plate this Weekend for the Wounded Warrior Project (HCS).
• S. Carolina, Iowa win 1st night Miss America preliminaries (Live 5 News).
• Singer-songwriter Parker Millsap on why love and religion make people do crazy things (Charleston City Paper).
• Horny rockabilly act Phantom Playboys sure know how to hoot and holler (Charleston City Paper).
• South Carolina Stingrays sign Dekanich, DeBlois (Post & Courier).
• Gift of giving: Relationship, baseball leads to unexpected fundraising gift (ABC News 4).
• Second annual Charleston Water SportsFest Week to highlight water fitness activities (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Coach Candice M. Jackson (HCS).
• Poor field conditions force Burke to move home games to West Ashley (Post & Courier).
• Author Barry Lopez talks about birds, conservation, and humanity (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS/SCHOOLS

• Lisa Herring offered settlement, could leave Charleston district on Friday (Post & Courier).
• Berkley County School Board fires Amy Kovach (Live 5 News).
• S.C. colleges and universities earn top rankings from U.S. News & World Report (Post & Courier).
• CCSD’s chief academic officer in talks to renegotiate contract (Post & Courier).
• Kiawah Faces Questions On Staff Salaries (The Island Connection).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Chip Limehouse (HCS).
• 6 named to panel to plan Confederate flag display (ABC News 4).

MISC

• Charleston Co. Sheriff’s Office searching for missing person (Live 5 News).
• Drug tester, pharmacist face conspiracy charges, accused of obtaining confidential records (Post & Courier).
• 911 Spanish translator delay ‘totally unacceptable,’ dispatch director says (ABC News 4).
• From paper to pixels: Historic Plat Restoration Center saving old records at risk (Post & Courier).
• High-rises, tech companies, and new city zoning could reinvent the Upper Peninsula (Charleston City Paper).
• 9/11 ceremony planned for Patriots Point (ABC News 4).
• Never forget the high cost of keeping the peace (Post & Courier).
• Working Life Series (Charleston City Paper).
• Digital Corridor launches year-round coding program through CodeCamp Kids (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Two men arrested in scheme to steal lawn mowers (News 2).
• Criminal Justice Agencies around Charleston County Join Forces in Combating Crime (Charleston County).
• Man dies after truck hits 4-wheeler (ABC News 4).

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