Rumors & Notes: 8/14/15

TOP STORIES

• Goose Creek High principal, athletic director return to work after investigation (ABC News 4).
• Police: Man found inside home with gunshot wound after allegedly shooting girlfriend (ABC News 4).
• SLED declines to release video amid new allegations in Seneca police shooting (Post & Courier).
• Solicitor: Witness allegations in Tucker Hipps’ case won’t yield charges (Live 5 News).
• Weekend Events, Parties, & Plans (HCS).
• Charleston Navy Brig to be reviewed as possible terrorist holding site (Post & Courier).

FOOD/BEV

• Halls Chophosue was chosen as the Best Steakhouse in South Carolina (Business Insider).
• Huriyali Gardens, Huger Street’s new hidden oasis, opens next week (Charleston City Paper).
• Small Plate Crawl in the Works for November; SOL Partners With Meals on Wheels (Eater Charleston).
• Chick’s Fry House announces fresh-cut fries (Charleston City Paper).
• Cool off with yum woon sen at Lanna (Post & Courier).
• Spectator Hotel’s bar is open & the Grand Bohemian’s Élevé restaurant opens soon (Charleston City Paper).
• 10 last-ditch summer libations to drink now (Charleston City Paper).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Brick House Kitchen Hosts a Sunday Funday with Kaleo (HCS).
• SUSTO signs with Paradigm Booking Agency (Charleston City Paper).
• The First Day Festival is this Sunday (HCS).
• Video: Thomas Ravenel Scuffles Over Another “Mystery Woman” (FITS News).
• Terrace Theater screens Manglehorn, followed by a Q&A with director David Gordon Green (Charleston City Paper).
• New style of play allowed at Sertoma Classic (Live 5 News).
  • Photo Gallery: Sertoma Football Classic Thursday (Post & Courier).
• Spruill Ave. ice factory gets a TV-worthy makeover (Charleston City Paper).
• Wando’s Tucker Heffron, Academic Magnet’s Jesse Dooley named soccer All-Americans (Post & Courier).
• Who you’ll hear from at Hi Harmony benefit (Charleston City Paper).
• WCKN (Kickin 92.5) Wins SCBA Station of the Year Award (HCS).
• McKinley: PURE’s Rodney Lee Rogers inspires North Charleston students to become playwrights (Charleston City Paper).
• Carolina Panthers prepare for Preseason opener vs Buffalo (News 2).
• Maikel Chang having breakout season for Charleston Battery (Post & Courier).
• Andy Coon gets inside the creative process with Talent Freaks (Charleston City Paper).
• Popular Thunder Road roller coaster demolished at Carowinds (ABC News 4).
• Citadel’s DaSean Daniels can no longer play, but he’s still a Bulldog (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Video: Brady Quirk-Garvan, chairman of the Charleston County Democratic Party, talks about the possibility of a Joe Biden presidential run (CNN).
• Chamber seeks extension for Glenn McConnell Parkway (Live 5 News).
• James Island finalizes purchase of land for Pinckney Park greenspace (ABC News 4).
• Charleston County Middle School named after local heroes (News 2).
• Charleston School of Law leaders withhold tenure (Post & Courier).
• Berkeley County back to school security preps (News 2).

MISC

• Carolyn Murray speaks with 5-year-old Tyreik Gadsden (News 2).
• Report: Settlement for former sheriff’s crash totals more than $160K (Live 5 News).
• Former SPAWAR contractor arrested on massive child porn charges (Post & Courier).
• Identities released of man, woman killed outside Ridgeville night club (ABC News 4).
• SCE&G: Meeting St. reopen after gas leak repaired (Live 5 News).
• DPS officers worked $80K in overtime in month after Emanuel AME massacre (ABC News 4).
• MUSC resolution atones for past discrimination (Post & Coruier).
• Former sheriff Wayne DeWitt’s insurance settlement totals more than $160,000 (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston PD hosting Community Clean-up (News 2).
• Need a job? Hiring events held around the Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
• Health care technology firm with Charleston roots raises $34 million (Post & Courier).
• Columbia pastor arrested in Florence, faces more criminal sexual conduct charges (Live 5 News).
• SC trooper fired after arrest in child porn investigation (ABC News 4).
• Mount Pleasant biomedical firm raises $2 million from investors (Post & Courier).
• Family of 2-year-old who died from E coli sues day care (Live 5 News).
• Georgetown mayor discusses business as steel mill completes shutdown (ABC News 4).
• Hanahan names new police chief (ABC News 4).
• Blotter: If I could talk to the fire trucks (Charleston City Paper).

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