Rumors & Notes: 2/27/17 (AM Edition)

TOP STORIES

• After Emanuel shooting, Dylann Roof stopped at another AME church in Jedburg (ABC News 4).
  • Attorney says there is no evidence that Dylann Roof targeted second church (Charleston City Paper).
  • Jurors in Dylann Roof case say they ‘will forever be changed’ by their Emanuel experience (Post & Courier).
• Body recovered from Charleston Harbor (Post & Courier).
• Protesters clash outside of Bree Newsome lecture (Charleston City Paper).
  • Confederate flags fly on at some sites in South Carolina, as law complicates their removal (Post & Courier).
• Report: Goose Creek bus driver drank 3/4 of a gallon of bourbon before arrest (ABC News 4).
• Analysts predicts all Dreamliners will be built in North Charleston within a decade (Post & Courier).
• Dave Chappelle & Norman Reedus Spotted Filming in Charleston (HCS).

FOOD/BEV

• Edmund’s Oast Brewing Co. will include a restaurant complete with a Polish smokehouse (Charleston City Paper).
• Burger at Little Jack’s Tavern Wins Big (Eater Charleston).
• Bill Murray Inspects Charleston Taco Shop (Eater Charleston).
• Holy City Brewing Relaunches Paradise IPA with New Can Design (HCS).
• Fixing the disconnects would give a big boost to 492 (Post & Courier).
• Bi-Lo parent launches new private label brands after year of product testing (Post & Courier).
• UPDATE: Poogan’s Porch Extends Rollback Menu! (HCS).
• Benefit Dinner Aims to Raise Money for Free Clinic and Hunger Prevention Programs (HCS).
• Chef Maneet Chauhan will Pop Up at Butcher & Bee (HCS).
• First Name Basis Brings the Campfire to Charleston (Eater Charleston).
• Dish Restaurant Guide (Charleston City Paper).
  • Support local businesses that support local businesses (Charleston City Paper).
  • How Slow Food changed my life.
  • Now a menu staple, Charleston used to have a Jack complex.
  • The grain renaissance is a slow food labor of love.
  • Le Farfalle links the pleasures of the table with people and place (Charleston City Paper).
• Ink N Ivy promises graffiti art, reggae music, and a menu for everyone (Charleston City Paper).
• Lowcountry Street Grocery revs up its bus to bring local food to locations across Charleston County (Post & Courier).
• Rappahannock Oyster Bar eyes mid-March opening (Charleston City Paper).
• Delish! Bakery & Bistro Disappears From Wentworth Street (Eater Charleston).
• Familiar joins contemporary in a happy union at Pawpaw (Charleston City Paper).
• Rodney Scott’s whole hog available daily on King Street (Post & Courier).
• Top 10 Events Under $100 (Charleston Wine + Food).
• The unnoticed major change in how James Beard Foundation Award winners are chosen (Post & Courier).
• Limehouse Produce Has Partnered with Charleston Wine + Food for “Find the Truck” Promo (HCS).
• Glass Onion Celebrates Fat Tuesday with Special Menu Items and Cocktails (HCS).
• Urban farm aims to curb North Charleston food desert (Live 5 News).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Watch S.C. native Viola Davis’ tearful Oscar acceptance speech (Charleston City Paper).
• CofC professor nominated for prestigious Bram Stoker Award (Charleston City Paper).
• Bowman residents worried about traffic, noise as new amphitheater prepares for opening (ABC News 4).
• Ryan Klesko Headlines Second Annual “Legends in the South” Alumni Game (HCS).
• Citadel Mall buyers include ‘Flip This House’ creator (Post & Courier).
• Terrace Theater presents a free screening of I Am Not Your Negro on March 17 (Charleston City Paper).
• CSU’s Chris Singleton makes diving catch (ABC News 4).
• Podcast host, comedian, and musician Joseph Coker chats with Foreigner’s Thom Gimbel, a.k.a. the sizzle (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Gov. Henry McMaster in Washington touting South Carolina to Trump, Cabinet secretaries and business interests (Post & Courier).
• New principals hired mid-year at four Charleston County schools (Post & Courier).
• Hicks column: Sanford doesn’t play by the same rules as everyone else (Post & Courier).
• Mt. Pleasant Regional Library to Close for Nearly a Month (HCS).
• Former Stratford teacher’s license revoked for inappropriate relationship with student (ABC News 4).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Muhiyyidin D’baha (HCS).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Downing Child (HCS).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Councilman Joe Bustos (HCS).
• African Art Exhibit to Open in Addlestone Library (CofC).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Brady Quirk-Garvan & Larry Kobrovsky (HCS).
• Hicks column: It’s time to terminate business-as-usual gerrymandering (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Thief steals Girl Scout cookie money outside West Ashley Petco (ABC News 4).
• Man dies after North Charleston shooting (Post & Courier).
• Body found in Francis Marion forest identified as missing woman (ABC News 4).
• Communication breakdown led to Charleston carriage horse accident (Post & Courier).
  • String of horse carriage incidents in Charleston prompts new round of concerns (Post & Courier).
  • Grapevine: Charleston to rein in carriage tours in 2 neighborhoods (Post & Courier).
• 2nd orange alligator pops up in the Carolinas (Live 5 News).
• With today’s high of 78, Charleston continues to see temperatures 10 degrees above normal (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Vanessa Robinson (HCS).
• Mother, son killed in early morning crash on I-26 (ABC News 4).
• Officer on foot patrol on Market Street nabs indecent exposure suspect (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston woman charged with felony DUI in fatal Hanahan crash (ABC News 4).
• Charleston police investigate string of crimes at West Ashley neighborhood (ABC News 4).
• Crews extinguish small fire in North Charleston building (Live 5 News).
• Four units damaged from Harbor Pointe apartment fire (Live 5 News).
• James Island suburban cowboys ride the range on Folly Road (Post & Courier).

Share on Facebook

Tweet

Follow us