Rumors & Notes: 11/5/15

TOP STORIES

• Charleston Mayoral Race Moves to Run-Off Between Stavrinakis and Tecklenburg (HCS).
  • Deerin endorses Tecklenburg in mayoral race: ‘He will bring Charleston together’ (ABC News 4).
  • Charleston mayor analysis: Stavrinakis captured West Ashley, Tecklenburg won downtown (ABC News 4).
• Singletary files $110M defamation suit day before losing North Charleston mayoral race (ABC News 4).
• Haley: SC has rebounded from floods (ABC News 4).
• Federal judge approves release of Charleston Shooter’s friend (Post & Courier).
• Wiley Johnson ousts Bill Collins as Summerville mayor (Live 5 News).
• Summey wins sixth term as N. Charleston mayor (Live 5 News).
• ‘People here still need help’: Businessman to talk about Midlands floods on ‘GMA’ (The State).
• A mayor’s perspective: 40 years of changing Charleston (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Mount Pleasant is a top 50 place to live in U.S., new report says (Post & Courier).

FOOD/BEV

• Three local bakeries will be featured on ‘Unique Sweets’ episode next week (Charleston City Paper).
• Leftovers: Tidbits from the Food & Bev Community (HCS).
• Charleston Mix tames Bold & Spicy blend (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Gourmet Burger Co.’s marinade tastes like success (Charleston City Paper).
• Celebrate The Alley’s T-Shirt Release Party this Friday (HCS).
• Pacha Mama slings arepas in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• These four drinks make a great hamburger even better (Charleston City Paper).
• The Holy City’s Got Soul Food (Yelp Charleston).
• The Best Burgers in Charleston (Thrillist).
• Harris Teeter to open in former Piggly Wiggly on James Island next week (Post & Courier).
• Knife sharpening to help needy families at Thanksgiving (ABC News 4).
• Cinnamon Toasted brunch cocktail is no kid’s play at Fish (Post & Courier).
• Orangeburg County moving to closing bars earlier (ABC News 4).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Mayoral hopeful John Tecklenburg unveils 5-point plan to improve Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Inside the Stavrinakis Election Night watch party (Charleston City Paper).
• Mount Pleasant voters resist higher taxes for parks (Post & Courier).
• Next televised GOP debate snubs Lindsey Graham (Post & Courier).
• South Carolina Democrats leaning all Hillary, poll this morning shows (Post & Courier).
• Limehouse: I-526 project in jeopardy but not off table yet (ABC News 4).
• Drainage Dilemma, West Ashley neighbors say over-development is making flooding worse (News 2).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Michael Bobby (HCS).
• You can’t have it all, Charleston (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Garden & Gun’s Jubilee Festival Returns to Charleston for 2015 (HCS).
• Y102.5 wants to know when you want to start hearing Christmas music (Charleston City Paper).
• The short films shine at this year’s Charleston International Film Festival (Charleston City Paper).
• Jam scene stalwart Grace Potter takes on a new soul-disco sound (Charleston City Paper).
• St. Timothy’s Church collects images of tattoos for new art exhibit, Hear Me Too (Charleston City Paper).
• Clemson, USC kick-off Palmetto Series Food Drive to benefit Harvest Hope (Live 5 News).
• Stingrays looking to break out of scoring slump (Post & Courier).
• Greg Payne & the Piedmont Boys hearken back to a wilder era of country music (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• Charleston Veterans Day parade is Saturday (Post & Courier).
• Video of men entering cab led to arrest in Folly Road homicide (Post & Courier).
• Firefighters extinguish blaze in downtown Charleston home (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston man, out on bail twice, back in jail on armed robbery charge (Post & Courier).
• DHEC announces lower infant mortality rates; March of Dimes gives SC a ‘D’ (ABC News 4).
• Boeing donates $500K toward Charleston’s African American museum project (Post & Courier).
• Historic floods could have uncovered artifacts in SC (ABC News 4).
• Controversial Shem Creek office building underway (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Body of 5-month-old baby found; mother appears in court (ABC News 4).
• Lowcountry officers killed in the line of duty added to Statehouse memorial (Post & Courier).
• Coroner: Bones found at downtown Charleston site not human (Live 5 News).
• Rewined named one of South Carolina’s fastest growing companies (Moultrie News).
• ‘Unity’ is an easy word to say, but fostering true diversity is difficult (Charleston City Paper).
• Boeing: Booming Market in Middle East (Live 5 News).
• Boy, 11, killed at bus stop remembered as loving, football fanatic (WBTV).
• Man accused of fondling teenage girl at haunted house in Cottageville (Live 5 News).
• Police, family turning to Facebook to find missing woman (Live 5 News).
• Coastal Carolina student dead in shooting near Conway (ABC News 4).
• Charleston County Hosts Recycling Collection Event Nov. 14 for America Recycles Day (Charleston County).
• Bond set at $300k for man accused of sexually assaulting CofC student (Live 5 News).
• Blotter: Waiting for the white glove treatment (Charleston City Paper).
• Charities help veteran find new home after gang violence forced family out of apartment (Live 5 News).
• Woman diagnosed with breast cancer during pregnancy dies months after son’s birth (ABC News 4).

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