Rumors & Notes: 12/26 – 28

TOP STORIES

• North Charleston woman accused of stabbing man with ceramic squirrel (ABC News 4).
• Fire destroys ministry building for homeless (ABC News 4).
  • Homeless men displaced after fire (ABC News 4).
• Search for missing Horry County woman intensifies (ABC News 4).
  • Reward now at $20,000 for info on missing Myrtle Beach area woman (The Digitel).

HEART-WARMING

• Volunteer: ‘Every day I get the opportunity to help somebody’ (ABC News 4).
• Deputy Sheriff who steps in to help Hollywood family has fitting name (Live 5 News).
• Man creates ‘free library’ outside his house (ABC News 4).
• Celebrating Christmas thanks to the gift of life (News 2).

GUNS

• Gov. Nikki Haley gets her gun — a Beretta (Politico).
• Four gun-related incidents under investigation in Charleston County (Live 5 News).
• Loaded clip found at Beaufort elementary school (ABC News 4).
• Shooting near Hampton Park under investigation (Post & Courier).
• Surveillance picture snaps Georgetown armed robbery suspect (Live 5 News).
• Police: Man confesses to armed robbery at gas station (Live 5 News).

CCP’s “WHAT IF” ISSUE

• What if Charleston had gotten a Dirty Myrtle makeover?
• What if the preservationists hadn’t saved the Holy City’s history?
• What if Joe Riley had never been elected mayor?
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  What if Charleston had built up instead of out? 

• and the rest

SPORTS

• Jadeveon Clowney ticketed for speeding again (CBS Sports).
  • Clowney to officer after traffic stop: ‘I’ve got to get to the stadium before they leave’ (Live 5 News).
• Can Clemson learn from the Connor Shaw show, contain Braxton Miller on the run? (Post & Courier).
  • Clemson back at practice for Orange Bowl (News 2).
• Players with Lowcountry ties named to NFL Pro Bowl (ABC News 4).
• Gamecocks defense has ‘statement to make to the nation’ in Capital One Bowl (Post & Courier).
  • Gamecocks in Orlando for first practice (News 2).
• New name emerges as Citadel begins interviews for football coach (Post & Courier).
• Goose Creek, Wando survive in first day of Rotary Roundball Classic (Post & Courier).
• Fort Dorchester to face Beaufort in Modie Risher final (Post & Courier).
• Stingrays top Greenville, 3-2, on road (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Urgent care centers around Charleston are refuges for sick when doctors close offices for holidays (Post & Courier).
• Package delays cause Christmas headaches, heartache for some in Lowcountry (News 2).
• Christmas diners disappointed to find burned Anson Restaurant closed in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Shem Creek dredging to start in the new year (News 2).
• Boeing expansion in North Charleston yields environmental win for Francis Marion National Forest (Post & Courier).
• Wakendaw residents blame coyotes for missing cats (ABC News 4).
• Investigators looking into possible mailbox theft in Summerville neighborhood (Live 5 News).
• Innovative leaders come to Charleston for Renaissance Weekend (ABC News 4).
• Celebrating Kwanzaa in the Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
• Cat rescued from drain pipe on Nason roof (ABC News 4).
• James Island is lost cause in the city’s development campaign (Post & Courier).
• Man, 19, arrested for felony DUI after Hilton Head crash (ABC News 4).
• Error corrected on Charleston Medal of Honor recipient Ralph Johnson (Post & Courier).
• Deputies searching for man who robbed Hilton Head hotel (ABC News 4).

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