Rumors & Notes: 2/12/14

TOP STORIES

• Police say 1 dead in Rivers Avenue shooting Monday (ABC News 4).
• Concealed gun carrying no longer prohibited in S.C. bars (The Digitel).
• Alleged co-conspirator takes stand in murder-for-hire trial (ABC News 4).

ICEPOCALYPSE

• FEMA approves Gov Haley’s request for emergency declaration (Live 5 News).
• Ravenel Bridge remains closed, trees affecting traffic on roads (ABC News 4).
  • Police give tour of closed Ravenel Bridge, explain ice issues (News 2).
• Ice making big impact in Dorchester County (News 2).
• Closings and cancellations February 13 due to winter weather (News 2).
• Photo Gallery (Live 5 News).
• Power outages over 160,000 in Lowcountry across 4 networks (ABC News 4).
• Red Cross opens shelters in Dorchester, Berkeley counties (Live 5 News).
• SC Senate to vote on snow day forgiveness (Myrtle Beach Online).
• Electric companies prepare for more potential outages (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Weep at the Beauty that is Edmund’s Oast (Eater Charleston).
  • Oast with the Most (CHARLIE).
• SEWE’s annual chef demos take a local and sustainable approach (Charleston City Paper).
• Start Your Beer Engine with Kudu’s Jason Bell (Eater Charleston).
• New hunters driven by culinary obsessions (Post & Courier).
• The alchemy of Luckhaus & Brubaker (Charleston City Paper).
• Four U.S. Vegetable Lab Findings on Melons and Collard Greens (Post & Courier).

SPORTS

• Vasturia’s 3s lead Irish to 68-64 win vs. Clemson (ABC News 4).
• College of Charleston’s Canyon Barry returning to form after injury (Post & Courier).
• NCAA Rules Committee proposes changes to targeting penalties, defensive substitutions (Post & Courier).

MISC

• More stores leave Charleston’s Citadel Mall; other retail updates (Post & Courier).
• The Lowcountry’s not-so-long distant relationship with a great white shark (Charleston City Paper).
• Elise Testone starts anew with post-Idol LP (Charleston City Paper).
• Faculty feels merger is not a matter of if, but when (Cistern Yard).

• How did S.C.’s ‘guns in bars’ bill pass so fast? (Charleston City Paper).

• Man charged in Wadmalaw Island stabbing (ABC News 4).

• A beach town weighs options for controlling its coyote problem (Charleston City Paper).
• Meeting Street closed after 18 wheeler hits utility pole (ABC News 4).
• Emergency crews investigating report of fire at Summerville Walmart (Live 5 News).
• Tomorrow’s Power Breakfast postponed (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Water boil advisory lifted for parts of Dorchester County (ABC News 4).
• City Council OKs Trolley Barn land deal (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Scholarships may deter S.C.’s top students from tough classes (Post & Courier).

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