Rumors & Notes: 7/21/16

TOP STORIES

• Deputies searching for five suspects after man killed, woman shot in Huger home invasion (ABC News 4).
• Motion to bar evidence from Dylann Roof trial centers on videos, documents (Post & Courier).
  • Defense asks to add another death penalty attorney to Dylann Roof’s federal case (ABC News 4).
• Coroner won’t pursue charges against 2 found guilty after inquest (ABC News 4).
• VIDEO: BLM protest interrupts North Charleston city council meeting (ABC News 4).
• More motorists claim they were shot at on I-526 (News 2).

FOOD/BEV

• New Market Street Sports Pub Opened Today (HCS).
• It’s a brave and confident world at Butcher & Bee (Post & Courier).
• Lamb ribs and tagliatelle shine at Butcher & Bee’s dinner service (Charleston City Paper).
• Poogan’s Porch Introduces Lighter Fare for Lunch and Brunch (HCS).
• Johns Island gardener aims to heal racial divisions with food (Post & Courier).
• After 15 years in business, MiBek Farms announces closure (Charleston City Paper).
• Ghost Monkey Brewery lurks east of the Cooper (Post & Courier).
• The Best Friend Lounge Officially Starts Pouring This Week (Eater Charleston).
• Event blends heritage pig supper with hard rock show as a new form of ‘eatertainment’ (Post & Courier).
• Mimosas Are A Must  (Yelp Charleston).
• Home movie from the 1940s captures traditional reaping methods at Willtown Bluff (Post & Courier).
• Star of 1967 Post-Courier Cookbook ad has her cake, eats it too (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Burke High grad turned Olympic athlete’s family raising money for Rio 2016 (ABC News 4).
• Squirrel Nut Zippers Play the Music Hall in September (HCS).
• Sarah Jarosz & Parker Millsap Play the Music Hall in October (HCS).
• Joseph Coker is a jiu jitsu coach by day, a comedian by night (Charleston City Paper).
• “Breathe. A True Story” Arrives at CofC (HCS).
• Gamecocks great Marcus Lattimore featured in upcoming Christian film (Post & Courier).
• Holy City Salsa Combines Salsa with Sweets! (HCS).
• Limited Edition RiverDogs Hat Now Available for Pre-Order (HCS).
• Listen to the Very Hypnotic Soul Band’s first single off upcoming debut EP (Charleston City Paper).
• The 15th Taking Flight Comic Book Show is this Saturday (HCS).
• Seminal alternative hip-hop trio Digable Planets reunite, for now (Charleston City Paper).
• NBA releases statement, moving All-Star Game from Charlotte over HB2 (Live 5 News).
• A few tribute acts to see soon in Charleston (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS/GOV

• Lowcountry police receive outpouring of community support in wake of Dallas, Baton Rouge (ABC News 4).
• Charleston County Council offers little explanation about why I-526 removed from referendum (Post & Courier).
• Ethics board: Governor gets luxury box only for business (ABC News 4).
• South Carolina Democrats picked to speak at party convention next week (Post & Courier).
• S.C. delegates help boo Cruz off convention stage for not endorsing Trump, live from Cleveland (Post & Courier).
• S.C. GOP delegates prepare to leave Cleveland more unified behind Trump (Post & Courier).
• Marchers gather at Marion Square to speak out against police violence (Charleston City Paper).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Muhiyyidin D’ Baha (HCS).
• Haley attends to RGA business, addresses Republican Jewish Coalition in Cleveland (Post & Courier).
• Zoning decision makes way for more residential units, affordable housing at Sgt. Jasper site (Charleston City Paper).
• South Carolina awarded nearly $4.5 million from CDC to combat Zika virus (Post & Courier).
• This is Charleston’s opportunity to lead by example — once again (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• Customers accuse Summerville jeweler of swapping diamonds for fakes (News 2).
• Former Orangeburg County deputy charged with on-the-job sexual assault (News 2).
• Boeing to take $2B hit to bottom line next week (Post & Courier).

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