Rumors & Notes: 10/1/15

WEATHER

• SC Gov. declares state of emergency as rains continue across Lowcountry, SC (ABC News 4).
  • Roundup of weekend events canceled due to weather (Charleston City Paper).
• Joaquin becomes ‘dangerous Category 4 hurricane’ (ABC News 4).
  • Hurricane and rainstorm are locked in a dangerous dance (Live 5 News).
• Photo Gallery (Post & Courier).
• All Charleston County School District schools closed on Friday due to weather (Live 5 News).
  • Dorchester District 4 closed (Live 5 News).
  • Berkeley County School District too (Live 5 News).
• Friday’s high school football games moved due to storms, flooding concerns in Lowcountry (ABC News 4).

TOP STORIES

• Forest Acres police officer killed in shooting at Richland Mall (Live 5 News).
• Gov. Haley suspends Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet after misconduct indictment (Post & Courier).
  • Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet talks about police shootings, jokes about race in new videos (ABC News 4).
• Trial delayed for church shooting suspect (ABC News 4).
• CARTA adds Wi-Fi to all express and main line buses (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Lowcountry Street Grocery’s bus hopes to drive out hunger (Charleston City Paper).
• Fish joins the Sunday brunch crowd  (Post & Courier).
• Turning Your Restaurant Job Into a Career: Megan Deschaine, Bar Manager of 492 (The EveryGirl).
• Slow Food Charleston Designates October 12-18 “Goatober Week” (HCS).
• Tour Charleston’s First Food Hall Mercantile and Mash (Eater Charleston).
• Restaurant review: The Westendorff serves up satisfying food for any hour (Post & Courier).
• Prohibition and Coast Brewing Co. Team Up for Beer Dinner on 10/8 (HCS).
• Carolima’s is now open (Post & Courier).
• Blondies Bagels & Cafe Brings the Dough to Daniel Island (Eater Charleston).
• Wild Game Dinner Returns to Circa 1886 this November (HCS).
• You can buy your way to front of the line, or drink your way out of it (Post & Courier).
• J.Crew visits Queen Street Grocery … kind of (Charleston City Paper).
• What an oyster shucker thinks you should know (Post & Courier).
• Sandwich Haven Persimmon Cafe to Offer Boozy Beverage Choices (Eater Charleston).
• The Lot is grounded in seasonal, locally sourced ingredients but menu crosses globe (Post & Courier).
• Sean Brock’s Next Cookbook Will Focus on Husk (Eater Charleston).
• Charleston chocolatier turns beans into bars (Post & Courier).
• Wishbone Heritage Farms lays quail, duck, chicken, and goose eggs (Charleston City Paper).
• Hogs for the Cause cancels Saturday event due to weather (Post & Courier).
• Striped napkin love enfolds Charleston restaurants (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Two new CBS shows produced in Charleston debut Saturday, feature local actors (Post & Courier).
• Clemson: Saturday’s football game on schedule to be played (ABC News 4).
• Film about South Carolina’s Gullah history picked up by PBS (Post & Courier).
• Casting call for all 10-13 year old boys who wanna star in a major motion picture (Charleston City Paper).
• Vote in The City Paper Music Awards NOW! (HCS).
• Toro y Moi continues to explore new ground with hip-hop-influenced Samantha (Charleston City Paper).
• “Vice Principals” was filming at the downtown Taco Boy on Tuesday.
• Boone Hall Fright Nights Features Four Terrifying Attractions (HCS).
• Get Smart On Art (Yelp Charleston).
• On Wednesday, “Southern Charm” cast members were filming at the Woodhouse Day Spa in Mount Pleasant.
• Who to see at Hogs for the Cause (Charleston City Paper).
• Lambos, Camaros, and Bentleys, oh my! Fireball Run to roll through Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
• Charleston could learn a lot from downtown Greenville (Charleston City Paper).
• Brandi Carlile brings roots, rock energy of latest album “The Firewatcher’s Daughter” to the PAC (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/SCHOOLS/GOV

• In the race for mayor, the candidates are nearly all the same (Charleston City Paper).
• Poll asks South Carolinans about the Confederate flag, other issues (Live 5 News).
• Lt. Gov. McMaster kicks off effort to help seniors with pets (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Rep. Limehouse won’t seek re-election (The State).
• Charleston County School District cutting costs in wake of $18M budget shortfall (ABC News 4).
• Students wear scarlet letters, claiming gender bias in dress code enforcement (Post & Courier).
• CofC to automatically accept top local students (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Board could approve state’s 4th review of Planned Parenthood (ABC News 4).
• The Board of Architectural Review is inherently flawed (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• CPD: Body found in woods behind grocery store (ABC News 4).
• Two teens, 12-year-old arrested after Victoria’s Secret incident in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Police release bank robbery suspect photo (ABC News 4).
• Police: 16-year-old girl says man tried to abduct her in North Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Charleston region holds up well against competitors in annual economic scorecard (Post & Courier).
• Person hurt when bridge washes out in Spartanburg (Live 5 News).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Romaine Marion-Heyward (HCS).
• Additional suspects sought in shooting death near Moncks Corner (Post & Courier).
• Blotter: Getting trashed, literally (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston to host international journalism conference (Post & Courier).
• Changes coming to Powerball this weekend (News 2).

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