Rumors & Notes: 9/29/14

TOP STORIES

• Accident involving school bus closes lanes on Rivers Ave. (Live 5 News).
• Charleston says goodbye to former Police Chief Reuben Greenberg (Post & Courier).
• Shooting sends one person to the hospital (ABC News 4).
• Search continues for man accused of pushing coworker off bridge (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• Wild Olive to Host Ottavia Vistarino for Wine Dinner (HCS).
• Vote for the Lowcountry Food Bank in the Fight Hunger competition (Wal-Mart).
• The Hot Sauces Are Ready For Use at Minero (Eater Charleston).
• SOL Southwest Kitchen & Tequila Bar Presents “Breast Friends Thursdays” (HCS).
• Persimmon Café Tempts Potential Patrons With Cheesy Video (Eater Charleston).

POLITICS

• Suspended SC speaker given $18K bond (ABC News 4).
  • Harrell opponent discusses political reform (News 2).
  • Harrell remains free on bond amid uncertainty over political future (Post & Courier).
• The only way to beat the 12 a.m. bar ban is to refuse to serve Mayor Riley (Charleston City Paper).
• Rand Paul visiting South Carolina for GOP events (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston agrees to raises for mayor, council (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Summerville requests funds from infrastructure bank for Berlin G. Meyers Parkway (ABC News 4).
• Orangeburg Democrat encourages child advocates to hold lawmakers accountable (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• The North Charleston Coliseum welcomes back Widespread Panic and their fans (YouTube).
• Orlando Jones Returns to CofC on Saturday (HCS).
• Golf Channel’s Big Break coming to South Carolina (News 2).
• Folly Favorite: McKevlin’s Surf Shop (Folly Beach).
• HuffPo blogger NAILS IT with Charleston travelogue (Charleston City Paper).
• Dogtoberfest Returns To Freshfields Village (HCS).
• Boone Hall Plantation puts final touches on rain-soaked corn maze (Live 5 News).
• City Carriage Industry Hosts Inaugural Carriage Day this Saturday (HCS).

MISC

• Report: High school coach transporting athletes to match charged with DUI (Live 5 News).
• Balloon Release Benefits Child Fighting Leukemia (News 2).
• 207 bicycles confiscated on Upper King since November (Charleston City Paper).
• SCE&G to raise electric rates 2.82% (Columbia Regional Business Report).
• James Island run helps students with disabilities (Live 5 News).
• Seeking Savanna: Hearing waived, Barnett pleads not guilty (ABC News 4).
• Be on the look-out for a stolen Hawk’s Towing Truck (Charleston Thug Life).
• Dementia hasn’t sacked NFL patriarch Clay Matthews’ humor (Post & Courier).
• Rainy weather plays havoc for some Lowcountry residents (ABC News 4).
  • Wet roads lead to closures, accidents (ABC News 4).
• More than 1,000 attend funeral for Clemson student (ABC News 4).
• Free “Dementia Dialogue” classes being offered on Daniel Island (News 2).
• Victim of shooting arrested when drugs found at his home (Post & Courier).
• Follow-up audit on BabyNet to be released (ABC News 4).
• Lethal virus turns up among S.C.’s resident dolphin population (Post & Courier).
• Rebounding economy boosts Beaufort tourism (ABC News 4).
• DHEC: Coyote bite victim tests positive for rabies (ABC News 4).

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