Rumors & Notes: 11/5/15

by Holy City Sinner

November 6, 2015

2:41 AM

TOP STORIES

Charleston Mayoral Race Moves to Run-Off Between Stavrinakis and Tecklenburg (HCS).
- Deerin endorses Tecklenburg in mayoral race: ‘He will bring Charleston together’ (ABC News 4).
- Charleston mayor analysis: Stavrinakis captured West Ashley, Tecklenburg won downtown (ABC News 4).
Singletary files $110M defamation suit day before losing North Charleston mayoral race (ABC News 4).
Haley: SC has rebounded from floods (ABC News 4).
Federal judge approves release of Charleston Shooter’s friend (Post & Courier).
Wiley Johnson ousts Bill Collins as Summerville mayor (Live 5 News).
Summey wins sixth term as N. Charleston mayor (Live 5 News).
‘People here still need help': Businessman to talk about Midlands floods on ‘GMA' (The State).
A mayor's perspective: 40 years of changing Charleston (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
Mount Pleasant is a top 50 place to live in U.S., new report says (Post & Courier).

FOOD/BEV

Three local bakeries will be featured on ‘Unique Sweets’ episode next week (Charleston City Paper).
Leftovers: Tidbits from the Food & Bev Community (HCS).
Charleston Mix tames Bold & Spicy blend (Post & Courier).
Charleston Gourmet Burger Co.’s marinade tastes like success (Charleston City Paper).
Celebrate The Alley’s T-Shirt Release Party this Friday (HCS).
Pacha Mama slings arepas in Charleston (Post & Courier).
These four drinks make a great hamburger even better (Charleston City Paper).
The Holy City’s Got Soul Food (Yelp Charleston).
The Best Burgers in Charleston (Thrillist).
Harris Teeter to open in former Piggly Wiggly on James Island next week (Post & Courier).
Knife sharpening to help needy families at Thanksgiving (ABC News 4).
Cinnamon Toasted brunch cocktail is no kid's play at Fish (Post & Courier).
Orangeburg County moving to closing bars earlier (ABC News 4).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

Mayoral hopeful John Tecklenburg unveils 5-point plan to improve Charleston (Live 5 News).
Inside the Stavrinakis Election Night watch party (Charleston City Paper).
Mount Pleasant voters resist higher taxes for parks (Post & Courier).
Next televised GOP debate snubs Lindsey Graham (Post & Courier).
South Carolina Democrats leaning all Hillary, poll this morning shows (Post & Courier).
Limehouse: I-526 project in jeopardy but not off table yet (ABC News 4).
Drainage Dilemma, West Ashley neighbors say over-development is making flooding worse (News 2).
Quintin’s Close-ups: Michael Bobby (HCS).
You can't have it all, Charleston (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

Garden & Gun’s Jubilee Festival Returns to Charleston for 2015 (HCS).
Y102.5 wants to know when you want to start hearing Christmas music (Charleston City Paper).
The short films shine at this year’s Charleston International Film Festival (Charleston City Paper).
Jam scene stalwart Grace Potter takes on a new soul-disco sound (Charleston City Paper).
St. Timothy’s Church collects images of tattoos for new art exhibit, Hear Me Too (Charleston City Paper).
Clemson, USC kick-off Palmetto Series Food Drive to benefit Harvest Hope (Live 5 News).
Stingrays looking to break out of scoring slump (Post & Courier).
Greg Payne & the Piedmont Boys hearken back to a wilder era of country music (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

Charleston Veterans Day parade is Saturday (Post & Courier).
Video of men entering cab led to arrest in Folly Road homicide (Post & Courier).
Firefighters extinguish blaze in downtown Charleston home (Live 5 News).
North Charleston man, out on bail twice, back in jail on armed robbery charge (Post & Courier).
DHEC announces lower infant mortality rates; March of Dimes gives SC a ‘D’ (ABC News 4).
Boeing donates $500K toward Charleston's African American museum project (Post & Courier).
Historic floods could have uncovered artifacts in SC (ABC News 4).
Controversial Shem Creek office building underway (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
Body of 5-month-old baby found; mother appears in court (ABC News 4).
Lowcountry officers killed in the line of duty added to Statehouse memorial (Post & Courier).
Coroner: Bones found at downtown Charleston site not human (Live 5 News).
Rewined named one of South Carolina's fastest growing companies (Moultrie News).
‘Unity’ is an easy word to say, but fostering true diversity is difficult (Charleston City Paper).
Boeing: Booming Market in Middle East (Live 5 News).
Boy, 11, killed at bus stop remembered as loving, football fanatic (WBTV).
Man accused of fondling teenage girl at haunted house in Cottageville (Live 5 News).
Police, family turning to Facebook to find missing woman (Live 5 News).
Coastal Carolina student dead in shooting near Conway (ABC News 4).
Charleston County Hosts Recycling Collection Event Nov. 14 for America Recycles Day (Charleston County).
Bond set at $300k for man accused of sexually assaulting CofC student (Live 5 News).
Blotter: Waiting for the white glove treatment (Charleston City Paper).
Charities help veteran find new home after gang violence forced family out of apartment (Live 5 News).
Woman diagnosed with breast cancer during pregnancy dies months after son’s birth (ABC News 4).