Rumors & Notes: 11/13/14

TOP STORIES

• SC Attorney General files appeal against same-sex marriage ruling (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston mayor says officers are taking action after spike in shootings (Live 5 News).
• Shocking accusations of abuse within the SC Dept. of Corrections (News 2).
• State Farm cuts ties with Harrell (Live 5 News).
• Two buildings in Charleston’s historic Market area fetch $10 million (Post & Courier).

FOOD/BEV

• Pastry chef changes at Butcher & Bee (Charleston City Paper).
• Is Another Vegan Restaurant in the Works for Charleston? (Eater Charleston).
• Who is Charleston’s Bartender of the Year? (Eater Charleston).
• Oak Steakhouse Hosts a Wine Tasting Happy Hour on Nov. 18th (HCS).
• More retail outlets for local compound butter company (Post & Courier).
• Cookbook Review: Sean Brock’s Heritage (Eater).
• Bay Street Biergarten Launches Fall Menu (HCS).
• An oyster shortage could mean higher prices this season (Charleston City Paper).
• Get to Know Charleston the Insider Way (Food and Wine).
• Caviar & Bananas Launches Holiday Menus (HCS).

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Reckless’ rebirth? Social media campaign seeks return of Charleston-based show (Post & Courier).
• Darius Rucker Releases Christmas Album (HCS).
• “America Street” movie premieres to sold out crowd on James Island (News 2).
• Porch Fest Being Held on Folly Beach this Saturday (HCS).
• Art Mag Purchased by Fisheye Media (Art Mag).
• Santee Cooper lights up Berkeley County for the holidays (ABC News 4).
• Tonight at King Dusko: “There’s No Place Like Charleston” Launch party/Benefit (HCS).
• 50 states in one year? No problem, Beaufort native says (The Island Packet).
• Tickets On Sale at Midnight for the 7th Annual Chase After a Cure Gala (HCS).

SPORTS

• Swimmers, divers rally before council to save team (Live 5 News).

• RiverDogs begin holiday season with three community initiatives (MILB).
• Former Clemson standout Patrick Sapp will coach in Medal of Honor Bowl (Post & Courier).
• After prosperous decade, specter of losing record again looms at USC (Post & Courier).
• Andrea Petkovic returns for 2015 Family Circle Cup (ABC News 4).
• College of Charleston’s Earl Grant makes debut as head coach (Post & Courier).
• Clemson’s David Beasley leaves poverty in past, hardships at home (Post & Courier).
• Longtime MLB player, manager Alvin Dark dies at 92 (ABC News 4).
• Charleston RiverDogs get Major edge with Greg Colbrunn’s return (Post & Courier).
• South Carolina Stingrays seek consistency after slow start (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• A day of landmark court decisions in South Carolina (Post & Courier).
• Tech company asking public to envision themselves as mayor of Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Charleston’s gay marriage ruling generates plenty of talk (Post & Courier).
• South Carolina lawmakers hold hearing on medical marijuana (Post & Courier).
• John Tecklenburg unveils new campaign app (Tecklenburg for Mayor).
• Summerville Mayor expects new Dorchester Hotel to begin construction in Spring (News 2).
• IOP, Sullivan’s eye paid parking, limits on beach daytrippers (Post & Courier).
• S.C. Supreme Court backs schools in funding dispute (Columbia Regional Business Report).
• Sen. Scott adding more vet job training sessions (Post & Courier).
• Lowcountry mom on mission to get medical marijuana grown in SC (ABC News 4).

MISC

• NCPD: One person hospitalized in Montague Ave. shooting (Live 5 News).
• Columbia, Charleston lead S.C. for gay equality, study says (Post & Courier).
• North Charleston firehouse to be city’s largest (Live 5 News).
• CCU warns community about scam involving student imposters (News 2).
• A Roundup Of The Latest Hotels Coming To Downtown Charleston (Hotel Chatter).
• Officials remain mum on Rodney Thompson resignation decision (Post & Courier).
• Charleston School of Law names new president, Abrams stays on as dean (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Police arrest Charleston man accused of pointing gun in victim’s face (Live 5 News).
• 76-year-old woman who lost everything in fire gets new home (Live 5 News).
• Tomorrow at 12:30 pm, 500 Sailors from the Naval Nuclear Power Training Command at Joint Base Charleston will arrive at Patriots Point to volunteer as part of the Trident United Way’s Day of Caring.
• Mt. Pleasant water, sewer line break to affect traffic (LIve 5 News).
• Brookings: Charleston trades $37 billion in commodities annually (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Opening date pushed back for new DD2 schools, new projected start in 2016 (Live 5 News).
• Man’s family escapes death in Liberia, partners with Johns Island church (Live 5 News).
• SCE&G nuclear project running $861M below forecast (Columbia Regional Business Report).
• SC high court orders resentencing for some felons (ABC News 4).
• Two Lowcountry hospitals honored by health care accreditation group (Live 5 News).
• Police: Clerk leaves gun on counter for robber to steal (ABC News 4).
• Long-delayed hotel project at former Charleston federal building is underway (Post & Courier).
• Facebook commenters joke about North Charleston shootings (Live 5 News).
• 22 SC towns under flash flood watch after dam ‘structural concerns’ found (News 2).
• Purple hearts for epilepsy awareness month (ABC News 4).
• 10 year old Walterboro girl being called a hero after getting hit by a van at the bus stop (News 2).
• Solicitor: Dad was high, speeding before crash that killed 2-year-old girl (Live 5 News).
• Financial workshop happening in Summerville (ABC News 4).
• SC students face felony charges for inappropriate photo (News 2).
• Gaston Co woman charged after baby has fractured skull, ribs (Live 5 News).

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