Rumors & Notes: 7/28/16

TOP STORIES

• 4th of 5 suspects in Huger homicide arrested (ABC News 4).
• Emanuel AME survivors at DNC: ‘I choose love. I choose Hillary Clinton’ (ABC News 4).
• Judge: Outside tests OK in Walter Scott shooting death (News 2).
• Prosecutors: Roof headed to Tennessee after church shootings (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• Cane Rhum Bar & Caribbean Kitchen Opens on 8/2; Menu Released (HCS).
  • Cane Rhum Bar & Caribbean Kitchen Invites Guests to Relax in a Tropical Oasis (Eater Charleston).
• Brunch Me Baby One More Time! (HCS).
• Sermet’s Southernterranean Cuisine-Bar will open on James Island Aug. 1 (Charleston City Paper).
• SC Reggae Jerk & Wine Festival Returns Next Month (HCS).
• Cannon Green Launching Monthly Wine Dinner Series (HCS).
• Sip a Salty Ginger at Le Farfalle This Evening (Eater Charleston).
• Stereo 8 Celebrates 1st Anniversary with Giveaways, Specials & More (HCS).
• Pink Bellies takes crack at burger greatness (Post & Courier).
• Junior League of Charleston is Helping Kids in the Kitchen (HCS).
• Rivers Avenue steakhouse institution Breck’s prides itself on hospitality and homemade food (Post & Courier).
• Big Billy’s Burger Joint to Give Away $100 Gift Card to the Winner of their “Milkshake Wars” Competition (HCS).
• Southern ingredients meet Italian techniques at Le Farfalle (Post & Courier).
• Let Them Eat Cheesecake (Yelp Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Arcade Bar and Lounge Planned For St. Philip Street (Eater Charleston).
• State’s baseball coaches moving forward with pitch count rules (Post & Courier).
• Three Sea Turtles to Be Released Friday (HCS).
• The 2016 Visual Art Contest (Charleston City Paper).
• Five to be inducted into Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame (Post & Courier).
• The politically conscious Very Hypnotic Soul Band forms in the AME aftermath (Charleston City Paper).
• Viacom lawyers told Stephen Colbert he can’t be ‘Stephen Colbert’ again. Stephen Colbert found a loophole (SomeEcards).
• Krispy Kreme fundraiser helps Raven Saunders’ family travel to Rio for Olympics (Post & Courier).
• RiverDogs to Compete in Esurance Home Field Advantage Award (Charleston RiverDogs).
• SC Aquarium Ends Shark Week in the Dark Blue (HCS).
• Pulp Gallery hosts inaugural Zine Fest (Charleston City Paper).
• Annual Carolina Yacht Club Regatta to begin Saturday (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Charleston police first in Lowcountry to train, supply officers with opioid antidote (Post & Courier).
• Black Live Matters speakers address North Charleston City Council (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Muhiyyidin D’baha (HCS).
• Several S.C. speakers share spotlight (Post & Courier).
• The Citadel’s mascot had puppies and they’re freakin’ adorable (Charleston City Paper).
• Panelists: Lowcountry needs long-term strategic plan (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Sullivan’s Island rejects proposal for bike taxis (Post & Courier).
• New ‘paw-fficer’ sworn into Summerville Police (ABC News 4).
  • Lowcountry law enforcement use precautions to keep K-9 partners cool (Live 5 News).
• Will traffic into and off of the peninsula suffer as a result of the new bike lane?  (Charleston City Paper).
  • After the West Ashley bike lane, what’s next for Charleston Moves? (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• World experts gather in Lowcountry to discuss mental health (Live 5 News).
• Remains of lost Spanish fort found on South Carolina coast (ABC News 4).
  • High-tech archaeology finds Fort San Marcos, unlock ‘lost century’ (Post & Courier).
• Us Weekly shares Alison Piepmeier’s final column (Charleston City Paper).
• 2 church fires in as many days in South Carolina (ABC News 4).
• Dreamliner backlog has Boeing bullish on North Charleston program’s future (Post & Courier).
• Man dead from heat exposure had 109-degree body temperature (Live 5 News).
• Man wounded by gunfire near Belle Hall, Mount Pleasant police investigate (ABC News 4).
• Berkeley County teen charged for filing false report of sexual assault (News 2).
• Boys, 11 and 12, charged with burglary, car theft from downtown Charleston homes (ABC News 4).
• 3 SCDOT workers indicted in separate kickback schemes (ABC News 4).
• Soldier dies after 2-mile run during fitness test (Live 5 News).
• Man contacted by DMV about traffic ticket from 1999 (News 2).
• Investigators: Man found shot in ditch had been there 2 days (ABC News 4).
• BCSO searching for Moncks Corner man wanted for burglarizing convenience store (Live 5 News).

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