Rumors & Notes: 7/4/16

TOP STORIES

• Dispatch: Shots fired at officers in North Charleston, EMS headed to scene (ABC News 4).
• Charleston mayor, others read Declaration of Independence (ABC News 4).
• Citing medical issues, Dylann Roof friend to seek sentencing delay (Post & Courier).
• Search called off for missing teen swimmer in Pawleys Island (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Craft beer maker Lagunitas to convert Charleston brew pub into a tap room (Post & Courier).
• Bill Murray, Mike Veeck, and Brad Creger’s Food Truck-O-Rama is happening (Charleston City Paper).
• Behold the Crisp Interiors at Lewis Barbecue (Eater Charleston).
• A Mood-Ring Ingredient Makes Cocktails Change Color (New York Times).
• CCU grad comes in 14th place in national hot dog eating contest (Live 5 News).
• Leftovers: Tidbits from the Food & Bev Community (HCS).
• Johns Island Farmers Market to implement government food program (Post & Courier).
• 5Church’s offerings are perfectly pedestrian (Charleston City Paper).
• Check Out the Menus For Henrietta’s and The Living Room (Eater Charleston).
• Thanks to Xiao Bao Biscuit, Charlestonians get okonomiyaki (Post & Courier).
• New app lets you search restaurant inspection grades (Charleston City Paper).
• Welkin Coffee mixes things up on Market Street (Post & Courier).
• Matt Canter takes over as Park Cafe’s new executive chef (Charleston City Paper).
• Crust Wood Fired Pizza Readies For Summerville Opening (Eater Charleston).
• Barback keeps things clean while learning on the job (Post & Courier).
• Hot For Hot Dogs  (Yelp Charleston).
• Zero Cafe + Bar will now be called Zero Restaurant + Bar (Charleston City Paper).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• VIDEO: Stephen Colbert and Sturgill Simpson take over Charleston Waffle House (Charleston City Paper).
• Coastal Carolina won the College World Series: So what is a Chanticleer? (Charleston City Paper).
• North Charleston Readies the Lowcountry’s “Largest 4th of July Fireworks Show” (HCS).
• Tall ship open to the public through Tuesday (ABC News 4).
• Conquer an Obstacle Course to Help the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (HCS).
• Battery wins third straight, beats Kickers 2-0 (Live 5 News).
• Local Podcast To Host Season 3 Launch Party at Kudu (HCS).
• Mechanical River’s Joel T. Hamilton gets weird with Barenaked Ladies’ Ed Robertson (Charleston City Paper).
• Disabled paddler aims to build a top-notch U.S. Paralympic team (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Arts Festival Announces “Women and Radiohead” (HCS).
• 10 Things to Do On (or Around) Folly for July 4th (Folly Beach).
• Citadel hopes to revitalize ‘culture of water’ with new boathouse project (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Herb Frazier, Marjory Wentworth, and Dr. Bernard Powers (HCS).
• Cracker Plays The Windjammer on July 29th (HCS).
• Zipping through trees, past fears in Awendaw (ABC News 4).
• Becoming blue: Indigo dyeing makes comeback on upper peninsula (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Is Charleston next in line to take a stand on plastic bags? (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston to name task force on short-term rentals, study impact of services like Airbnb (Post & Courier).
• Starting a sobriety college program at CofC is harder than biking across U.S. (Post & Courier).
• DHEC working on keeping butts off beach (Live 5 News).
• Residents worry traffic circle “to nowhere” was waste of resources (ABC News 4).
• S.C. Confederate Relic Room Commission to regroup on flag display (Post & Courier).
• At summer day camp, teachers preach: ‘You are all scientists’ (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: K.J. Kearney (HCS).
• South Carolina awarded $340K to fight Zika, $9.2M in emergency preparedness funding (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Trey Harrell (HCS).
• USDA lays traps for leaf-devouring invasive moths found in North Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Alternatives to Incarceration Panel to be Held on 7/22 (HCS).
• Brexit anxiety bypasses container shipping industry (Post & Courier).

MISC

• PHOTOS: Sea turtle rescued on Sullivan’s Island (ABC News ).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Ryan Nelson Goldwater (HCS).
• Citadel ring returned to owner thanks to social media (Live 5 News).
• SC hopes telemedicine will improve inmate care and cut costs (ABC News 4).
• Report: SC ranked sixth in interstate fatalities (Live 5 News).
• Crews respond to fire at SPARC (ABC News 4).
• Beaufort plans Digital Corridor initiative in hopes of replicating Charleston’s tech success (Post & Courier).
• North Chuck BK flame broiled? (ABC News 4).
• Body of missing swimmer in Wateree River recovered (Live 5 News).

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