Rumors & Notes: 9/30/16 (AM Edition)

TOP STORIES

• Townville community stunned by school shooting; first responders, teachers praised (Post & Courier).
  • First grader on life support, teen in custody after school shooting wounds 3 (Live 5 News).
    • GoFundMe for boy shot at Townville Elementary in critical condition (News 2).
  • Gov. Haley, S.C. senators visit Townville victims’ families, first responders (Post & Courier).
  • Hearing set for teen held in South Carolina school shooting (news 2).
  • Lindsey Graham sees ‘a lot of good’ in response to Townville shooting (Post & Courier).
• Jessica Biel & Bill Pullman will Film “The Sinner” in Charleston (HCS).
• Fire hits Rutledge Avenue home on Wednesday (Charleston City Paper).
• Third arrest made in connection with Holly Hill quadruple murder (Live 5 News).
• Bail set for Berkeley County school bus driver charged with having sexual contact with minor (Post & Courier).
• Authorities in Berkeley County investigate ‘Kill Slager’ graffiti (Post & Courier).
• Thief steals Charleston Police radio, uses it to broadcast fake ‘shots fired’ call (ABC News 4).
• Morris Island Lighthouse to shine 140 years after first illumination (Live 5 News).
• Weekend Events, Parties, & Plans: 9/30 – 10/1/16 (HCS).

FOOD/BEV

• 492 Now Serving Up Sunday Brunch (HCS).
• Charleston Beer Exchange announces moving sale (Charleston City Paper).
• Interview with Cameron Read of Edmund’s Oast (Beer Advocate).
• Chef Michael Toscano serves near-perfect food at Le Farfalle (Charleston City Paper).
• Culinary, performance arts converge at High Wire (Post & Courier).
• Top 10 Charleston Spots for Pecan Pie That Will Make You Cry (Charleston CVB).
• After Bi-Lo closure, CARTA to offer East Side residents free rides to Food Lion (Post & Courier).
• Up ‘N’ Adam food cart capitalizes on Johns Island commuters (Charleston City Paper).
• Sticky situation: Truly local honey producers face competition from unregulated fakes (Post & Courier).
• Blood on the River returns for the third Lowcountry Boucherie (Charleston City Paper).
• Four eating events scheduled for Sunday (Post & Courier).
• Changes at King Street Staples Monza and Closed For Business (Eater Charleston).
• ‘Let Your Wild Side Show’ at Kingdom Bar and Grill (Eater Charleston).
• Dirt: The Lowcountry’s Local Food Guide (Charleston City Paper).
• Louisiana chefs coming to Lowcountry (Post & Courier).
• Find ‘Nerdy’ Fall Coffee Drinks at Mercantile and Mash (Eater Charleston).
• Just add water to the Mex 1 cantina expansion (Post & Courier).
• McCrady’s Teases Voluptuous Updated Dining Room on Social Media (Eater Charleston).
• Pizza Party Pop-Up; Super Star Guest Chefs (Eater Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• MOJA Festival returns with full, varied lineup of performances (Post & Courier).
  • Quintin’s Close-Ups: Romaine Marion-Heyward (HCS).
• Nearly Native Launch Party Scheduled for Saturday (HCS).
• Sports clinic offers free treatment for student athletes (ABC News 4).
• Latin American Festival mixes music, dance art and food (Post & Courier).
• Tim LeVan Miller mixes history and storytelling on his new EP (Charleston City Paper).
• To the Archives! Lowcountry has a weird history with UFOs (Post & Courier).
• Italian film festival celebrates 10th year, brings filmmakers to Charleston (Post & Courier).
• It’s pumpkin patch picking time at Boone Hall Plantation (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Public outcry for transparency in police shooting investigations clashes with public records rules (Post & Courier).
• New Winthrop Poll shows Trump lead in S.C. (HCS).
• Burke teacher arrested, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor (ABC News 4).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Congressman Mark Sanford (HCS).
• Taking off her mask: CofC senior uses her attempted suicide to stop others from trying (ABC News 4).
• Opinion: It’s time to give up the carriage tour gimmick  (Charleston City Paper).
• Looking back on the biggest corruption scandal in South Carolina’s history (Charleston City Paper).
• Summerville referendum is more about people than policy (Post & Courier).
• Meeting about Jamestown police chief ended when ‘screaming and hollering’ started (ABC News 4).

MISC

• All clear given after ‘suspicious package’ turns out to be gas cans (ABC News 4).
• Christan Rainey works to prevent domestic violence in the wake of unspeakable tragedy (Post & Courier).
• Lone ‘lightning cloud’ lighting up Charleston social media (ABC News 4).
• Apartment complex residents looking for answers after high bill (Live 5 News).
• Folly Beach Could Be Getting a Major Makeover Soon (Folly Beach).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Scott Broome (HCS).
• What can we learn from Dorchester County’s bee-killing pesticide debacle? (Charleston City Paper).
• Chase ends in parking lot of West Ashley Food Lion (ABC News 4).
• Charleston ports agency sues contractors over alleged defects in Navy base terminal design (Post & Courier).
• Remains of missing teen Erica Parsons found in SC (Live 5 News).
• Woman says ex-boyfriend nearly beat her to death (News 2).

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