Rumors & Notes: 4/5/16 (PM Edition)

TOP STORIES

• Judge: Patience running out in wait for Feds to decide on death penalty in Roof case (ABC News 4).
• A vacant lot where Walter Scott was killed, a beleaguered community (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Featured on Tonight’s “Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations” (HCS).
• Rumors & Notes: AM Edition (HCS).

FOOD/BEV

• Farmers market season is back (Charleston City Paper).
• Is this the world’s greatest rice? (BBC).
• Ben & Jerry’s FREE CONE DAY is 4/12 (HCS).
• Raul Sanchez brings his Maya Del Sol flavors to lunch service at R. Kitchen (Charleston City Paper).
• The Krispy Kreme Doughnut Dash returns to Charleston (News 2).
• Home Team’s All Americana Crawfish Boil Moves Downtown (HCS).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Butcher & Bee’s 3rd Night Bazaar is Saturday (HCS).
• Charleston Friends of the Library Host Pop Up $1 Book Sales and “Books for Beer” (HCS).
• Young Delaware’s redemption and the downfall of periwinkle in ‘Southern Charm’ Season 3 premier (Post & Courier).
  • Southern Charm S3 E1: Toasted toasts, headbutts, and babies (Charleston City Paper).
  • Confessions of a Southern Charm newbie: Ep 1 (Charleston City Paper).
• Biergarten Hosts Las Olas Fashion Show on April 15th (HCS).
• Berkeley County announces plans to re-open Cypress Gardens (ABC News 4).
• Midlands native sinks game-winning shot to give Villanova NCAA Championship (Live 5 News).
• South Carolina runs away with Hootie at Bulls Bay title (Post & Courier).
• Back at The Joe: RiverDogs a perfect fit for former Citadel pitcher James Reeves (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Senate Majority Leader Harvey Peeler steps down from his post (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Pastor Thomas Dixon (HCS).
• 6th graders’ experiment uses speed bumps to offset Festival of Lights energy costs (ABC News 4).
• Fired professors set to return to work at Charleston law school (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Audit: DOT should better prioritize state’s road needs (Live 5 News).
• Community leaders try to stop violence by reaching out to black N. Charleston gang members (Post & Courier).
• Three Goose Creek City Council members elected (Live 5 News).

MISC

• Disabled veteran paired with service dog after meeting Canine Angels founder (ABC News 4).
• 11 Boeing employees accused of not paying nearly $100K in South Carolina taxes (ABC News 4).
• Cable company to bring 550 jobs to North Charleston (ABC News 4).
• Crews deployed for boater in distress (ABC News 4).

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