Rumors & Notes: 9/29/15

TOP STORIES

• Moon, winds, storms to produce more monster high tides, flooding (Post & Courier).
  • Worst flooding still to come as tide grows (Charleston City Paper).
• Tornado victims thankful for community support (Live 5 News).
• Lawsuit: Killing of Teen by Officers Not Justified (WLTX).
• After Mother Emanuel, 3 women speak: ‘We all have power to make change’ (ABC News 4).
• Church shooting suspect’s friend seeks bond reduction (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• 11 Hottest Restaurants in Charleston (Zagat).
• Yes, Charleston might get a cat cafe (Charleston City Paper).
• HALOS Ready to Host Their 4th Annual Oyster Roast (HCS).
• Low Country Fish Camp and Cove Oyster Bar & Grille Open the Doors (Eater Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Greek Fall Festival Returns This Weekend (HCS).
• The Latin American Festival is this Sunday (HCS).
• The incredible underdog story of Clemson’s Tony Elliott (ESPN).
• Swinney ‘couldn’t get Jesus tickets’ to Notre Dame-Clemson (Post & Courier).
• Air Sex Championship Returns to Tin Roof (HCS).
• Movies & Music Come Together for October’s Rockumentary Series (HCS).
• Film Commission set to spend entire $15M budget for first time (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Comedian Dusty Slay Returns to the Holy City This Friday (HCS).
• Pinewood Prep Alum Katelyn Dambaugh Earns Third-Place Finish at ANNIKA Intercollegiate (News 2).
• Burke High School’s Stoney Field to be studied, again (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV

• Legislative leaders say they won’t follow high court’s order (ABC News 4).
• Public meeting on East Cooper Trail to get project off the ground (Live 5 News).
• New US immigration office opening its doors in Charleston (ABC News 4).
• Kelley Paul filing husband Rand’s S. Carolina primary papers (News 2).
• The ice cream man, postal carriers, and paperboys can be fined under city’s panhandling law (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston County school board approves goals for 2015-2016 year (Post & Courier).
• Sen. Tim Scott talking up US service academies around SC (News 2).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: City Councilman James Lewis (HCS).
• Charleston Police Department awarded over $11,000 in grant money (Live 5 News).

MISC

• Civil War cannons raised from Pee Dee River (The State).
• Lawsuit filed in SC against Volkswagen (Live 5 News).
• Eastbound lanes of I-26 backed up after tractor trailer fire (ABC News 4).
• Man arrested in connection to Berkeley County home invasion following SWAT situation (News 2).
• Victim’s family attends bond hearing of man charged in fatal nightclub shooting (Post & Courier).
• Swimming advisory issued for parts of Sullivan’s Island (ABC News 4).
• Army Corps reviews Palmetto Railways’ new plans (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Charleston police to get better diving lights (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Family Throws Heartwarming Surprise Ceremony for Devoted Caregiver (The Digitel).
• Report: Nurse assaults inmate who discovers drug-laden sandwich (Live 5 News).
• More than 1,000 cadets to volunteer thousands of hours October 21 (The Digitel).
• Indigo Market opens on Morrison Drive next week (Charleston City Paper).
• Lincolnville murder suspect arrested (News 2).
• Sheriff: Man helped brother dispose of businessman’s body (ABC News 4).
• Tybee Island’s lifeguard season ends tragically (Live 5 News).

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