Rumors & Notes: 4/18/17

TOP STORIES

• Did mounting ‘tensions’ in marriage, worsening dementia lead North Charleston jeweler Ivo Colucci to kill wife? (Post & Coureir).
• City of Charleston report finds several structural flaws with 1912 Read Brothers building, but store can stay open (Post & Courier).
• Flu claimed life of Hanahan student honored at baseball game (ABC News 4).
• Woman shot on I-26 in Summerville (News 2).
  • Suspects sought (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston police responding to shooting on Burton Lane (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• North Charleston proposing a $500K rent subsidy to woo grocery store to city’s ‘food desert’ (Post & Courier).
• Here’s what you can eat at High Water Fest (Charleston City Paper).
• Edmund’s Oast Exchange to Host Rosé Tasting and Pop-Up Shop (HCS).
• The Best Burgers in Charleston (Thrillist).
• Michigan Takeover at Artisan Meat Share (Eater Charleston).
• The New Yorker visits Piggie Park in its feature ‘America’s Most Political Food’ (Charleston City Paper).
• Here’s where to sate your 4/20 munchies in Charleston (Charleston City Paper).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• 2017 Party at the Point Schedule Announced (HCS).
• Tickets for Yonder Field’s First Concert On Sale Now (HCS).
• BAZINGA! Free Comic Book Day is May 6th (HCS).
• Columbia, Greenville selected as host sites for future NCAA men’s basketball regionals (Post & Courier).
• Cannon Green hosts Local Makers + Shakers on the Mezzanine, Round Two (Charleston City Paper).
• Countdown to Summer: Spots available in Charelston-area summer camps (News 2).
• Local Gullah group Ranky Tanky opens for Lucinda Williams on Friday before heading to Europe (Charleston City Paper).
• Confessions of a Southern Charm Newbie: Talking Points (Charleston City Paper).
  • What the ‘Southern Charm’ Cast Really Thinks of Thomas Ravenel and Landon Clements’ Budding Romance (Entertainment Tonight).
  • Craig Conover *Finally* Took the Bar Exam — So What’s Next for His Law Career? (Bravo).
  • Patricia Altschul to Chat New Book THE ART OF SOUTHERN CHARM and More at NBC Experience Store (Broadway World).
• Controversial piece of art raising eyebrows in Lake City (News 2).
• Here are this year’s Record Store Day highlights (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Speaker: Senate inaction costing S Carolinians more than $1B (ABC News 4).
• Lowcountry animal shelter reacts to proposal to lower hold on strays (Live 5 News).
• McMaster names 25-year FBI veteran SC’s inspector general (News 2).
• South Carolina House members call out Senate, Gov. Henry McMaster to get on board with gas tax (Post & Courier).
• Middle school teacher charged with assaulting student (ABC News 4).
• Lanes along the Ravenel Bridge to be closed this week (Live 5 News).
• Designs for apartments set to replace James Island movie theater up for board approval (Charleston City Paper).
• Social media post threatens to shoot up SC middle school; authorities on scene (News 2).

MISC

• Charleston’s Holocaust Remembrance Day takes place Sun. April 23 (Charleston City Paper).
• PHOTOS: Deputies say woman broke into, vandalized Philip Simmons Middle School (ABC News 4).
• Officers arrest second suspect in Boeing SC bomb threat (Live 5 News).
• Caught on camera: Homeowners say suspects with guns attempt to break into cars (Live 5 News).
• Drivers cautioned about ‘large hole’ in Highway 17 (ABC News 4).
• Sheriff: Child reported missing in Moncks Corner found safe (ABC News 4).
• Man found shot to death in driveway of North Charleston home (News 2).
• Suspect in Stay Over Lodge stabbing, responsible for other crimes, reports state (ABC News 4).
• One person injured following home invasion in North Charleston (News 2).

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