Rumors & Notes: 10/21/13

TOP STORIES

• Cook It Raw comes to Charleston (Post & Courier).
  • Culinary Masterminds Take Over Charleston (Eater Charleston).
• Dengue fever and more snakes? S.C. braces for hotter climate (Post & Courier).
• Firefighters respond to leak at North Charleston paper mill (ABC News 4).

BIG JOHN’S/The GREEN DOOR DRAMA

• Big John’s Tavern closes abruptly, announces partnership with Rarebit owner (Post & Courier).
• A Big John’s Employee Posts a Farewell on Facebook.
• Locks Changed at Big John’s/Green Door (Eater Charleston).
• Big John’s owner: Downtown mainstay to reopen by end of year (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• South Carolina barbecue gets a boost with TV show (Post & Courier).
• Tots & Brats: A First Look at BSB’s Full Offerings (Eater Charleston).
• Southern Ground Recap: All the Food You Shouldn’t Have Missed (Charleston Grit).

CRIME

• Shots fired after apparent argument in Moncks Corner (News 2).
• Investigators on scene of home invasion (News 2).
  • Investigators searching for 2 men who broke into 2 homes in North Charleston area (Post & Courier).
• Hollywood man arrested after club shooting (Post & Courier).
• Charleston man accused of stealing credit cards from cars in Mt. Pleasant and using to buy beer and cigarettes (Post & Courier).
• Live 5 Investigates: A look inside an active meth lab (Live 5 News).

• When Upper King was a battlefield (Post & Courier).
• Stephen Colbert stopped by Marrington Middle last week (ABC News 4)
• Britain’s Prince Charles foundation eyeing Charleston architecture (Post & Courier).
• Patriots Point now offering interactive exhibit for visitors (Live 5 News).
• Zombies invade the Holy City (News 2).
• Pet Helpers Fur Ball raises $150,000 (Post & Courier).
• Contamination threat at Front Street Fire site (ABC News 4).
• Medal of Honor recipient to speak at The Citadel Tuesday (Post & Courier).
• SC gas prices up almost 3 cents (ABC News 4).
• NHL’s St. Louis Blues Practice In North Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Littlejohn Coliseum project shows Clemson’s reinvestment to basketball; Brownell approves (Post & Courier).
• Teach the Need helping students find service industry jobs (ABC News 4).
• IOP Connector widening to begin (Post & Courier).
• Some say proposed Dorchester Local Option Sales Tax is unfair (News 2).
• Driver killed after car crashes into tree splitting vehicle in half (Live 5 News).
• Linda Page gets Chamber’s backing in Mount Pleasant mayor’s race (Post & Courier).
• AARP’s South Carolina director says Medicare patients can enjoy Obamacare benefits without worrying about insurance marketplace (Post & Courier).
  • Lowcountry health center patiently working through Obamacare glitches (Live 5 News).
• SC Democrats plan vigils for hacking anniversary (ABC News 4).
• Citadel’s Bice: 2-5 Bulldogs still have something to play for (Post & Courier).
• Veteran SC political reporter Lee Bandy dies (ABC News 4).
• Spurrier on Gamecocks’ offense: ‘We thought we were too good’ (Post & Courier).
• SC law officer group gets new state director (ABC News 4).
• Man accused of beating mother-in-law with baseball bat (Live 5 News).

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