Rumors & Notes: 11/2/15

TOP STORIES

• On Tuesday, city voters to decide who will succeed Joe Riley (Post & Courier).
  • Charleston voters electing their first new mayor in 40 years (ABC News 4).
  • Lowcountry voters prepare for Election Day: what you need to know (Live 5 News).
  • Candidates for North Charleston mayor (Post & Courier).
• Pharrell Williams sings ‘Freedom’ with Emanuel AME Gospel Choir at packed church on Sunday (Post & Courier).
• Filmmaker Ken Burns to host lecture on race in America to benefit African-American Museum (Charleston City Paper).
• Mr. Mayor: The Exit Interview (Garden & Gun).
• Judge seeks update in case against N. Charleston officer in Walter Scott death (Post & Courier).
• Teen wounded at fair says he has no idea how it happened (ABC News 4).
• Student tossed from desk can return to school (News 2).

FOOD/BEV

• Enjoy Sandwiches from America’s Best Shops This Month at Butcher & Bee (HCS).
• Cortaditos Cuban Cafe Brings Ropa Vieja and Empanadas to Downtown (Eater Charleston).
• Poogan’s Smokehouse is now open for dinner (Charleston City Paper).
• The Ordinary edging toward new menu (Post & Courier).
• Frothy Beard Teams With St. Andrew’s For Charitable Ale (HCS).
• The Darling Shows Signs of Life With Window Signage (Eater Charleston).
• Chick’s to serve hot chicken on Tuesdays (Post & Courier).
• 2Nixons has launched a crowdfunding campaign (GoFundMe).
• Revelator Coffee Company coming to King Street (Charleston City Paper).
• Cape May-Based Peace Pie Moving to Meeting Street (Eater Charleston).
• Residents of 4 counties can apply this week for grocery help (News 2).
• Chef Blake Joyal IN at The Westendorff; Christopher ‘Ted’ Jackson OUT (Eater Charleston).
• Chefs injured while food trucking (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Shovels & Rope adds one more date to Charleston performance due to high demand (Post & Courier).
• “South of Hell” Extended Trailer Released (HCS).
• Shovels & Rope Add Third Music Hall Show After Selling Out First Two (HCS).
• Daughter of man portrayed by Tom Hanks in Bridge Of Spies to share memories of him at Terrace Theater this week (Post & Courier).
• Holiday Festival of Lights Opens on 11/13 (HCS).
• Film productions vie for limited pool of extras as Charleston scene grows (Post & Courier).
• Tickets Available for February’s Chase After a Cure Gala (HCS).
• Foundation morphs school gym into museum to honor legendary Summerville coach (Live 5 News).
• Comedian Eddie Izzard to Perform in North Charleston on 12/18 (HCS).
• Series on race with Ken Burns and Henry Louis Gates Jr. will launch in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Camp Happy Days’ 26th Cabooty Party is 11/13 (HCS).
• The Joseph Coker Podcast turns one (Charleston City Paper).
• College Football Playoff poll: Post and Courier reporters like Clemson No. 1, or 2 or 3 (Post & Courier).
• Experience Colonial Dorchester Under the British Crown (HCS).
• Emanuel AME victims to be honored at USC basketball exhibition game (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Southern’s Austin Brown, Tyler Tekac earn Big South honors (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/SCHOOLS

• The Post & Courier has endorsed John Tecklenburg for mayor (P&C).
• Profiling Charleston’s mayoral candidates: Leon Stavrinakis (ABC News 4).
• Profiling Charleston’s mayoral candidates: William Dudley Gregorie (ABC News 4).
• Jeb Bush shoots video while sitting in Patriots Point bomber cockpit (Post & Courier).
• House Ethics gives Harrell more time to prepare case (ABC News 4).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: William Dudley Gregorie (HCS).
• Election Day: Mount Pleasant voters to decide on recreation tax referendum (ABC News 4).
• Nearly half of tri-county schools are above capacity, with Dorchester 2 the most crowded (Post & Courier).
• SC State responds to suit that higher ed in SC segregated (ABC News 4).
• Quintin’s Close-ups: Tasha Gandy (HCS).
• Charleston County School District Board members hit the brakes on plan for bus fleet (Post & Courier).
• Clyburns, SCANA make donations to SC State (Live 5 News).
• Study unveiled on biking the James Island connector (Post & Courier).

MISC

• County: Cypress Gardens forced to fire employees after flood (ABC News 4).
• Two arrested, one sought for stealing property at Crowfield Plantation (Live 5 News).
• Good Samaritan funds all treats, no tricks at Citadel Mall Halloween event (ABC News 4).
• Manufacturing slowdown has Port of Charleston exporting more empty containers (Post & Courier).
• Non-profit hopes to revitalize community one load at a time (ABC News 4).
• Coroner releases name of man struck, killed while lying on Highway 8 (Live 5 News).
• Second Norman Street shooting suspect in custody (ABC News 4).
• Jacobsen, cofounder and chairman of Friends of Mcleod, dies at 75 (Post & Courier).
• One of Colleton’s most wanted caught in Savannah (ABC News 4).

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