Rumors & Notes: 1/28/14

TOP STORIES

• National Guard on standby as storm approaches South Carolina (Post & Courier).
  • Ice, winter storm cause power outages in Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
  • Police close several bridges in area because of icy conditions (ABC News 4).
  • Commuters to face icy roads, bridges through Thursday (Post & Courier).
  • Parents relieved, students excited as schools close for winter blast (ABC News 4).

  • Viewer pictures of winter weather throughout the Lowcountry (Live 5 News).

  • SC Legislature not meeting because of weather (The Island Packet).
  • Charleston Co. stops bus service for warming shelters (Live 5 News).
• Pictures from past Charleston snowstorms (Charleston Museum).

• Snowball fight planned for Marion Square Wednesday at noon (Charleston City Paper).

FOOD

• New food section debuts Wednesday (Post & Courier).
• Cypress and Chef Craig Deihl Win Good Food Award (FSR Magazine).
• Brave the Ice and Go Out (Stay Safe, Though) [Eater Charleston].
• Euro Foods Has Medal-Worthy Selection of Russian Foods (Post & Courier).
• Bacon and Bourbon to Celebrate Two of America’s Favorite Flavors (Where We Stand Magazine).
• 6 Highly Anticipated Winter Openings (Eater Charleston).
• Interview With Chef John Ondo of Lana Restaurant & Bar (Where We Stand Magazine).
• Jestine’s Kitchen Celebrates 18 Years in the Restaurant Biz (Post & Courier).

SPORTS

• Key injuries, lack of defense plaguing Charleston Southern basketball team (Post & Courier).
• William & Mary defeats College of Charleston 74-63 (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Southern’s Bobby Ison named Big South’s preseason baseball player of year (Post & Courier).
• Fort D star shining in the NFL ahead of Super Bowl (ABC News 4).

MUSIC

• 9 songwriting tips from Darius Rucker and Cary Ann Hearst (Charleston City Paper).

• Swell Session No. 1: Brave Baby unplugs (sorta) to play ‘The Last Gold Rush’ (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• Two Charleston police officers reprimanded after internal probe into brawl caught on YouTube (Post & Courier).
• South Carolina jobless rate drops below national average (Post & Courier).

• First Spoleto party of the season this Friday night (Charlton City Paper).

• Savanna Todd stands by mother who took her from Johns Island father, resettled in Australia (Post & Courier).
• Gov. Haley signs SC restructuring bill into law (ABC News 4).
• Rep. Patrick ends his race for S.C. education superintendent (Post & Courier).
• Sheriff’s deputies seek suspect in armed robbery at Kangaroo gas station in Ravenel (Post & Courier).
• SCE&G buying additional capacity in new nuclear plants from partner Santee Cooper (The State).
• Groups to challenge Cainhoy development (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Sabrina Jenkins adds a Lowcountry face to the State of the Union (Post & Courier).
• Bank in Walterboro robbed at gunpoint (News 2).
• County getting more aggressive about getting owner to clean up Church Creek Plaza (Post & Courier).
• SC set to release state unemployment for December (ABC News 4).
• Peace activist Medea Benjamin to speak in Charleston Wednesday (Post & Courier).
• Continental Tire holding ceremony to open SC plant (ABC News 4).
• Sen. Tim Scott invites Pat Votava of MUSC to State of the Union (Post & Courier).

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