Rumors & Notes: 3/22/16

TOP STORIES

• 2016 Best of Charleston Winners Revealed (HCS).
  • For 3rd Consecutive Year, Holy City Sinner Wins Two BOC Awards (HCS).
• U.S. News & World Report: Charleston 19th Best Place to Live in U.S. (HCS).
• Two new lawsuits say The Citadel covered up Skip ReVille’s sex abuse (Post & Courier).
• Woman dies after ‘freak accident’ in Summerville (ABC News 4).
• 8 Civil War-era cannonballs found in Holly Hill home (Live 5 News).
• Assistant North Charleston police chief apologizes for Walter Scott shooting at community forum (Post & Courier).

FOOD/BEV

• The Barrel Hosts a Charitable Oyster Roast this Saturday (HCS).
• Sol Uses Kitchen Karma to Benefit the North Charleston Dream Center (HCS).
• New restaurant tries tested King Street formula (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Dragon Boat Charleston prepares for world championships (Live 5 News).
• Local coach aims to bring arena football to Charleston (Charleston City Paper).
• Runners recover for Cooper River Bridge Run (ABC News 4).
• Local program hopes to help musicians pay for health care with live music series (Post & Courier).
• “See Jane Run” 81-year old prepares for 19th Cooper River Bridge Run (News 2).
• You Won’t Believe How Grown Up Kathryn & Thomas’ Daughter Looks Now (Bravo).
• Local Americana acts to play ‘throwback’ concert at Charleston Music Hall (Post & Courier).
• 5th Annual Push-Up & Up Challenge Scheduled for May 14th (HCS).
• Seven ways to make this Lowcountry spring your best yet (Post & Courier).
• ‘First Tee’ uses golf to teach life lessons on, off greens (ABC News 4).

POLITICS

• Charleston County Council approves beach cameras, fire department funds (ABC News 4).
• S.C. Supreme Court says domestic violence law discriminates toward same-sex couples, but is unsure of fix (Post & Courier).
• Summey: Not enough road funding, too many hurdles to development (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Charleston city leaders consider aquatic center for Citadel Mall redevelopment (Live 5 News).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Roy Maybank (HCS).
• N. Charleston to consider donating city’s oldest fire station (News 2).

MISC

• ‘Tent City’ residents could get temporary housing at jail facility (Live 5 News).
• Man charged for allegedly assaulting 12-year-old (ABC News 4).
• DEA phone scam strikes Lowcountry (News 2).
• Highway 45 in Awendaw closed due to brush fire (ABC News 4).
• I-Team finds Charleston County contractor accepted money for work he never finished (News 2).
• Avery Research Center’s Newsletter Wins Top Award (CofC).
• Man wanted for Orangeburg homicide captured in Philadelphia after 2-week search (ABC News 4).

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