Rumors & Notes: 5/24/16 (AM Edition)

TOP STORIES

• ‘You do not have control over your own body’: Opponents implore Gov. Nikki Haley to veto abortion ban (Post & Courier).
• Teen murder suspect tells victim’s mother to ‘shut the f- up’; threatened with contempt (ABC News 4).
• Remains found at Gaillard Center construction site will have new place to rest in peace (ABC News 4).
• Report: Man leads police, deputies on chase from North Charleston into West Ashley (ABC News 4).
• Video shows arrest of Ravenel triple homicide suspect, rescue of child (Live 5 News).
• Killer bees found in Charleston County (The State).
• DHEC investigates James Island assisted living center after death of woman who walked away (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• Boozy Popsicles Now Available on Spring Street (Eater Charleston).
• #TPBTH Day 22, Meet: Nate Whiting (CHS Food Writer).
• Butcher & Bee sets up new hive in NoMo (Post & Courier).
• Palmetto Brewing Company puts out a new summer ale (Post & Courier).
• Neighborhood Spotlight: French Quarter (Yelp Charleston).
• Rolling with cigar smokers at the King’s Leaf Lounge (Post & Courier).
• Padma Lakshmi’s First Trip to Charleston Includes Catfish Tacos and Tater Tots (Eater Charleston).
• Mercantile & Mash Announces New Executive Pastry Chef (Queen of the Food Age).
• Evil Twin Brewing Founder Stops By Charleston For National Book Launch (Eater Charleston).
• Top Chef’s Padma Lakshmi looks to the Lee Bros. for tourist tips (Charleston City Paper).
• Forthcoming Bar Has Another Idea to “Make America Great Again!” (Eater Charleston).
• Apocalypse Chow: Are doomsday dinners worth living for? (Charleston City Paper).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• The Hadleys, formerly Volcanoes in the Kitchen, talk tragedy, triumph, and Heart Peaks (Charleston City Paper).
• Erwin Redl’s LED installations just might cause you to lose your inhibitions (Charleston City Paper).
• REVIEW: What If?’s roger&tom is a terrific sleight-of-hand, black-box brainteaser (Charleston City Paper).
• USA Today podcast features local musicians (Charleston City Paper).
• Music conference, showcase modeled after SXSW returns to Charleston (Charleston City Paper).
• WATCH Band of Horses perform on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS/SCHOOLS

• $40 million farm aid bill becomes law (Post & Courier).
• Lowcountry school boards face school closings and transgender debate (Charleston City Paper).
• Lincoln closing extends trend of unfairness (Post & Courier).
• The Charleston County School District board should be fired (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston Library Society chronicles the satirical evolution of the editorial cartoon (Charleston City Paper).
• Watch every College of Charleston graduation since 1985 (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• Disappointed tenants of shuttered Mixson apartments finishing move out (ABC News 4).
• Airbnb to start collecting taxes from South Carolina renters (Post & Courier).
• Mount Pleasant police say juvenile fled in stolen car (Post & Courier).
• Pedestrian robbed near College of Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Man using condominium’s foyer as toilet prompts city to consider public restrooms south of Broad Street (Post & Courier).
• Firm plans $1B deal to develop Charleston’s Laurel Island into new community (Post & Courier).
• Newspaper wins prestigious public service award (Post & Courier).
• Cigar Factory now 95% occupied; 3 new tenants coming (Post & Courier).

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