Rumors & Notes: 4/18/16

TOP STORIES

• Coroner: Body found near Botany Bay is missing kayaker (Live 5 News).
• Mother still seeking answers nearly 2 years after daughter shot and killed at party (ABC News 4).
• CCSO mourning loss of Deputy Sheriff (Live 5 News).
• Sullied Shem Creek not safe to swim; state challenged to force clean up (Post & Courier).
• Judge keeps legal challenge to Heritage Act alive (Post & Courier).
• The Post and Courier a finalist in reporting, photography for Pulitzer Prize (Post & Courier).
• Tell Your State Senator to say “No” To Profits Over Pets (HCS).
• Charleston Tour Guides get their day in court (News 2).

FOOD/BEV

• Leftovers: Tidbits from the Food & Bev Community (HCS)
• Lowcountry Local First helps farmers grow careers (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Restaurant Group Scarecrow & Co. To Open on Ann Street (HCS).
• Town of Mt. Pleasant approves new Saturday morning fish market (Charleston City Paper).
  • Business Owner Writes Letter to the Editor in Opposition to this New Market (Moultrie News).
• Puppies for Pints Returns to the Biergaten this Month (HCS).
• Non profit helping farmers connect with buyers gets visit from USDA (Live 5 News).
• Eat Wings for a Cause This Friday at the 5th Annual Wingapalooza (HCS).
• Little Jack’s Tavern Posts Menus Full of Schnitzel Sandwiches, Burgers, and Bar Nuts (Eater Charleston).
• Gratitude for Bill Murray and Biscuits at Harold’s Cabin (Eater Charleston).
• Glass Onion Hosts the Next Good Catch Dinner (HCS).
• Is Shep Rose Ready to Reopen His Charleston Restaurant? (Bravo TV).
• CofC graduates purr-sue cat cafe and wine bar for downtown Charleston (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Crust Wood Fired Pizza Hiring for Summerville Store (Eater Charleston).
• Prime rib Mondays at Mash (Post & Courier).
• Roly Poly rolls up sandwich shop in West Ashley (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Spring Fling Pop-Up This Saturday at The Cigar Factory (HCS).
• Dig South gears up for 4th annual conference (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• NEEDTOBREATHE Plays the Volvo Car Stadium in August (HCS).
• Review: Charleston Stage’s Mary Poppins is delightfully agreeable (Charleston City Paper).
• Spirits & Salsa Returns to Striped Pig Distillery Next Month (HCS).
• Celebrate Colonial Lake’s Re-Opening on June 4th (HCS).
• 8 Things You Didn’t Know About Patricia Altschul (Bravo TV).
• Charleston Home & Design Show and Home Tour Return to Daniel Island (HCS).
• Southern Ground Music & Food Festival Photo Gallery (Post & Courier).
• Racially-charged voicemail targeted No. 1 recruit Rashan Gary, who chose Michigan over Clemson (Post & Courier).
• Artist Mary Edna Fraser is trying to save the planet one batik at a time (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• SC lawmaker says toll road best way to pay for I-526 extension (News 2).
• Sheriff Cannon steps into national encrypted phone debate (Post & Courier).
• College of Charleston Announces Commencement Speakers (CofC).
• Summerville’s latest flap: green and gold or blue and black? (Post & Courier).
• Sex-change battle behind bars: Local killer wants the state to help with transformation into a woman (Post & Courier).
• Citadel cadet becomes first amputee to make precision drill platoon (Fox News).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Rev. Joe Darby (HCS).
• ‘A Great Day’ for Haley: Political advocacy group raises more than $500,000 (Post & Courier).
• Charleston County to Host Free Community Shredding Event (Charleston County).
• Pro-Ted Cruz slate of GOP convention delegates elected in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Culver Kidd (HCS).
• Fate of school for troubled teens rests with Legislature (Live 5 News).
• Nighttime Lane Closure Sunday April 24 Savannah Highway (US 17) at the intersection of Croghan Landing Drive / Carolina Bay Drive (Charleston County).
• Charleston County libraries seeking executive director (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Lowcountry officials: Drivers don’t realize dangers of distractions (Post & Courier).
• New icons at Mount Pleasant church tell story of faith (Post & Courier).
• Zika expected to spread to South Carolina amid funding battles (Post & Courier).
• Walterboro Police: 1 killed, 1 wounded in 4 shooting incidents (Live 5 News).
• Despite self-defense claim, man is convicted, gets 40 years in Charleston slaying (Post & Courier).
• Man kills estranged Harleyville wife, himself in front of daughter (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Residents Launch Area’s First Nonprofit Benefiting Children with Arthritis (HCS).
• Shooting reported near James Island apartment complex (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston man accused of molesting pre-teen girl (Post & Courier).
• Expert witness allowed to testify in Sidney Moorer trial (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston police: Shooting victim had gun, cash in car (Post & Courier).
• US Marshals capture man wanted for Mt. Pleasant shooting (Live 5 News).
• New retail building proposed at Ashley Landing in West Ashley (Post & Courier).
• Motorist, DCSO deputy injured following accident in Summerville (Live 5 News).

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