Rumors & Notes: 10/7/15

FLOODING

• How To Help SC Flood Victims (HCS).
• Haley: 15 dead now, possible localized evacuations across the Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
• Evacuation announced as some schools, some roads remain closed (ABC News 4).
• Lowcountry organization holds collection drive to help Midlands (Live 5 News).
• Ashborough residents: ‘You just don’t know what’s gonna be next’ (ABC News 4).
• USC-LSU game will be played in Baton Rouge (The State).
• Events, donation drives aim to bring aid to flood victims (ABC News 4).
• Floods unearth caskets across South Carolina, re-open old wounds for families (Post & Courier).
• Deer hunting, oyster seasons temporarily closed due to floods (ABC News 4).
• Mount Pleasant Waterworks lifts request to limit water use (Live 5 News).
• Summerville tow truck operator arrested, charged with price gouging in state of emergency (ABC News 4).
• Berkeley County added to FEMA list, county leaders expect long road forward (ABC News 4).
• “Thankful there was no loss of life,” N. Charleston Officials address flooding recovery (News 2).
• Town of Andrews, nestled between Santee and Black Rivers, prepares for worst (ABC News 4).
• Givhans family flees home as Edisto River expected to rise (ABC News 4).
• Sonny Boy Lane residents positive despite tornado and flood (Post & Courier).
• Army Corps issuing emergency repair permits for flood damage (ABC News 4).
• SC flood, storm victims eligible for tax relief (ABC News 4).
• Graham: South Carolina flood damage could top $1 billion (Post & Courier).
• Bus route changes announced as schools open back up (ABC News 4).

KEN BURGER

• A Drive to Charleston (Joe Posnanski).
• Cancer fighter Ken Burger still has way with words (The Beaufort Gazette).
• ‘How is Ken Burger?’ The answer will endure (Post & Courier).
• Burger great writer, even better friend (SC Now).

FOOD/BEV

• Aya Cookhouse Hosts DimSumPalooza Dinner on 10/14 (HCS).
• Reading the leaves of One Love Kombucha, there’s great promise ahead (Charleston City Paper).
• Cook and customers find salvation at Jubilee Cafe (Post & Courier).
• Forthcoming Wine Well Stems & Skins Installs Bar and Banquette (Eater Charleston).
• Cassoulet is back at Annie’s Bistro (Post & Courier).
• Egg-celent Sandwiches (Yelp Charleston).
• Root Baking Co. is here to play with Southern whole grains (Post & Courier).
• Filling a ravioli hole left by the closing of Il Cortile Del Re (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Local community leaders, artists to present big ideas at Pecha Kucha XXII (Post & Courier).
• Under Duggar Baucom, Citadel basketball will ‘embrace the pace’ (Post & Courier).
• Former Goose Creek star Gerald Turner took long road to Charleston Southern (Post & Courier).
• Busting out: Jail Break No. 9, local arts mashup at Old City Jail, last before transformation (Post & Courier).
• SCISA swimming championships set for Saturday, SCHSL event postponed (Post & Courier).
• Migration to Memminger gala to showcase birds of prey, jazz & live auction (Post & Courier).
• ‘Hitchcock’ and ‘Radical Son’: different historical figures revived on local stages (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/SCHOOLS

• Dorchester District 2 schools closed for students on Thursday, Friday (Live 5 News).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: John Singletary (HCS).

MISC

• North Charleston to update status of potential Walter Scott lawsuit Thursday (ABC News 4).
• The Rev. Norvel Goff disputes allegations of financial mismanagement (Post & Courier).
• The Center For Women is offering new support groups (C4W).
• Report: Blondie the carriage horse’s incident an unfortunate accident, nothing more (ABC News 4).
• Plugs Appliance Center is giving away a Bosch Dishwasher (Plugs).
• Coroner identifies 2 bodies found on Congaree Road (Live 5 News).
• BoomTown Lives Up to its Name with Plans to Expand in a Big Way on Charleston’s Upper Peninsula (Charleston Digital Corridor)

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