Rumors & Notes: 8/29/16

TOP STORIES

• Emanuel families’ lawsuits against US government advance (ABC News 4).
• Feds ID suspect in Brittanee Drexel case during bond hearing for unrelated charge (ABC News 4).
• Federal court to hear arguments on re-opening Roof evidence hearing (ABC News 4).
• Coroner: Man involved in shootout with police died from self-inflicted wound (ABC News 4).
• Charleston considering whether to lower temperature for pulling carriage horses from the streets (Post & Courier).
• Police make arrest in downtown Charleston fatal shooting (ABC News 4).
• Carriage company posts video explaining “injury” to horse downtown (ABC News 4).
• Lowcountry could see impact from tropical depression; tropical storm watch in effect for N.C. coast (LIve 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Rodney Scott’s BBQ opening in former Chick’s Fry House (Post & Courier).
• Dell’z Deli Disappears From Midtown Location; Pizza King In (Eater Charleston).
• The Blind Tiger is days away from reopening (Charleston City Paper).
• Nacha Mama’s Taqueria Takes Over Garcia’s Space (Eater Charleston).
• Gibbes renovation puts dining portrait in new light (Post & Courier).
• Chef Ryley McGillis Recounts the First Year at Élevé (Eater Charleston).
• Eclectic Cafe & Vinyl’s menu has some hits and misses (Charleston City Paper).
• ‘Top Chef’ winner Kristen Kish’s Charleston restaurant plans on hold (Charleston City Paper).
• Revelator Coffee Company Will Not Offer ‘Superfluous Syrups or Sizes’ (Eater Charleston).
• Local Bartenders to Battle in Iron Chef-Style Bloody Mary Competition (HCS).
• Sean Brock Serves Brunch Full of Hot Browns and Patty Melts (Eater Charleston).
• New Belgium’s Clips Beer & Film Tour Returns to the Holy City (HCS).
• Charleston’s Most Summery Sundae Comes With Housemade Gummy Bears (Eater Charleston).
• New Summerville restaurant unveils curry burger (Post & Courier).
• 11 Essential Coffee Shops in Charleston (Eater Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• SC Aquarium & Magnolia Plantation Offering Admission Discounts (HCS).
• NPR premieres Shovels & Rope’s “St Anne’s Parade” video (Charleston City Paper).
• CMH Presents: R.E.M. Rock Violin Concerto with Mike Mills & Bobby McDuffie (HCS).
• 2016 Fall Arts Guide (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston Battery to Host “Pups at the Pitch” on 9/3 (HCS).
• Conan gives SLO a shoutout, new LP drops today (Charleston City Paper).
• Slow Ride and Bike Brunch Scheduled for 9/10 (HCS).
• Combating bike theft in Charleston (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston RiverDogs make final push toward eclipsing franchise attendance record (Post & Courier).
• The 40th Fall Tour of Homes Starts in October (HCS).
• City of North Charleston announces new artist-in-residence, Caroline M. Self (Charleston City Paper).
• Surfers Sojourn To Folly To Give Special Needs Kids “One Perfect Day” (Folly Beach).
• Citadel considers tearing down visitors’ side at Johnson Hagood Stadium (Post & Courier).
• Return Of The Mac And Cheese (Yelp Charleston).
• Bluegrass quietly rises to top of local restaurant wish lists (Post & Courier).
• Zach Deputy Performs at the Music Farm in September (HCS).
• Comedian Dusty Slay taps into Southern funny (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Haley to stump for embattled NC Gov. Pat McCrory (The State).
• CofC ranks among Princeton Review’s top colleges, gets nod as ‘Party School’ (Charleston City Paper).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: City Councilman Rodney Williams (HCS).
• Donald Trump wins ‘Bobblection’ at The Joe (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: John Singletary (HCS).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: City Councilman Robert Mitchell (HCS).

MISC

• Four African-American communities seen as significant in Charleston County, historical survey reveals (Post & Courier).
• Homeless Hound Wins Hearts & Spot in Firefighter Calendar (HCS).
• CCSO: Driver killed in crash was not wearing seat belt when car stuck tree (News 2).
• Police: Man stabbed, killed by girlfriend (ABC News 4).
• Ravenel Bridge will see changes to help prevent suicides (Live 5 News).
• Jobs up for grabs in the Lowcountry: August 28 – September 2 (News 2).
• All about the turtles: S.C. Aquarium marks 200th release, new $5 million hospital (Post & Courier).
• Video shows dolphins strand feeding on Kiawah Island (ABC News 4).
• Nadeau Charleston celebrates first birthday next week (Charleston City Paper).
• Man charged with murder following July 2016 shooting in Charleston (News 2).
• Deputies: Children reported clowns trying to lure them into woods near Greenville Co. apartments (Live 5 News).
• Roper St. Francis Express Care in Summerville opens on Monday (News 2).
• Voodoo dolls left outside Tybee Island Police Department (ABC News 4).

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