Rumors & Notes: 11/11/13

TOP STORIES

• New memorial dedicated to South Carolinians killed in Iraq, Afghanistan (Live 5 News).
• Former News 2 Anchor to have double mastectomy – Doctors discovered cancer after on-air mammogram (News 2).
• New trial sought for South Carolina boy, 14, executed in 1944 (Post & Courier).
• 6 Charleston firefighters file suit over overtime pay (Post & Courier).
• Boeing Warns Washington State Could Lose 777X if Labor Deal Is Rejected (New York Times).
  • Washington governor to sign Boeing tax incentives into law; union set to vote Wednesday (Post & Courier).
  • Groundbreaking ceremony marks beginning of 737 Propulsion phase for Boeing South Carolina (News 2).

VETERAN’S DAY

• Veterans Day: Five things to know (Live 5 News).
• Leaders honor vets with visits to Lowcountry (ABC News 4).
• Before they go silent: Veteran from IOP among those sharing WWII stories for history (Post & Courier).
• Vets sail through therapy on the water (ABC News 4).
• Offering a vet thanks and a helping hand (Post & Courier).
• Gregg Middle School holds special ceremony to honor veterans (News 2).
• Ross Perot in Walterboro for Veterans Day (WBTV).
• Summerville woman’s mission to help post-9/11 veterans (ABC News 4).
• ‘The mindset to stay alive’: Marine Corps vet faces fight of life (ABC News 4).
• Slideshow of Local Veterans (Live 5 News).
• Observing Veterans Day with USS Yorktown’s Chocolate Chip Cookies (Post & Courier).
• USPS holiday shipping deadlines for APO/FPO addresses fast approaching (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Vote for Charleston’s Restaurant of the Year (Eater Charleston).
• Bubble Tea, Bubble, Bubble, Bubble Tea (Eater Charleston).

• Freehouse Brewing – Opening week events (CHSBeer.org)

• 5 Things to Know About The Granary (Eater Charleston).

• Glass Onion smells like local spirit (Charleston City Paper).

• Vote for Charleston’s Next Top Cocktail (Charleston Mag).
• Official 2014 Festival Poster released for Charleston Wine + Food Festival (Facebook).
• Review: Chef’s Kitchen Culinary Tours – Hot Spots and History (The Art Mag).

POLITICS

• US Sen. Rand Paul again visits South Carolina (News 2).
• Linda Page: From just passing through, to Mount Pleasant Town Hall (Post & Courier).
• SC governor’s race off to a fast pace, a year before the election (The State).
• Democratic Richland County councilwoman challenges Sen. Tim Scott (The State).

SPORTS

• CSU ranked 12th in nation after beating Coastal (News 2).
• Gamecocks receiver Damiere Byrd having breakout season following LASIK eye surgery (Post & Courier).
• Citadel freshman Brian White off to a quick start (Post & Courier).
• Report: The Braves are leaving Turner Field after the 2016 season (Hardball Talk).
• Former Porter-Gaud basketball coach Randy Clark dies (Post & Courier).
• Bracket breakdown for Class 1A football playoffs (ABC News 4).

MISC

• YouTube video of Charleston brawl brings charges for 8, internal inquiry for police officer (Post & Courier).
• Future groom proposes to bride-to-be on race track at Charleston Cup (Live 5 News).
• Man who sued Charleston County Sheriff’s Office jailed once again (Post & Courier).
• Head lice removal business hatching for two women (ABC News 4).
• Charleston’s First Annual AtomaCon a Success (Agents of Geek).
• Boone Hall transforms into Civil War battlefield (ABC News 4).
• The Avett Brothers Guide ‘Legendary Giveback’ to Town (Metronome Charleston).
• A day of YA with Veronica Roth, Rae Carson, and 48 more authors (Charleston City Paper).
• College of Charleston’s ‘Education in Paradise’ billboard raises eyebrows (Post & Courier).
• North Charleston police arrest suspect in Michigan murder (Live 5 News).

• Co-working gets a South of Broad home in Charleston at Provision (Charleston City Paper).

• SLED seeking $500K to expand child fatality unit (ABC News 4).

• So, you think you can edit the City Paper? (Charleston City Paper).

• Police: Girl, 14, shot while playing with gun (Live 5 News).
• Charleston Cup Photo Gallery (Post & Courier).
  • The Morning After – Charleston Cup Race Director Karl McMillan Chats with Mount Pleasant Magazine (Mount Pleasant Magazine).
• Designing Charleston: How creative entrepreneurs are transforming the city (Post & Courier).
• Pill to treat sleep disorders being used by students to gain ‘edge’ (Live 5 News).
• Heavy summer rains wipe out Beaufort oysters (ABC News 4).
• We’ve Fallen for Fall in the Holy City (Charleston Grit).
• Scarred IOP dunes near Breach Inlet worry city officials (Post & Courier).
• My Guide to 24 Hours in Charleston! (Bon Voyage, Lauren).
• Francis Marion University board votes in favor of opening Mount Pleasant campus (Post & Courier).
• Trial starts Tuesday for former pastor accused of kidnappings and rapes (Live 5 News).
• Wando marching band touts 9-year winning streak (ABC News 4).
• Longtime Clemson admirer, family man James P. Clements will succeed president Barker in January (Post & Courier).
• Former SC superintendent working on 3rd party (News 2).
• American Flag Burned In Anderson School Vandalism (News 2).
• Georgetown native killed, daughter injured during Atlanta-area birthday party shooting (Georgetown Times).

HCS STORIES

• BarCampCHS Ticket Giveaway
• H&M Plans to Open Store in Tanger Outlet
• The Smoke on the Harbor BBQ Throwdown Goes Down This Weekend
• The Temptations and The Four Tops in North Charleston
• Former Pro Cyclist Tyler Hamilton To Speak at CofC
• Hockey Heros for Epilepsy at the Coliseum on 11/16
• Mad River’s 1st Annual Charity Oyster Roast Set for 11/22
• Head to The Alley Before or After the Avett Brothers Concert
• Kickin Chicken Gives Back During the Month of November.
• beer. cheese. grill. Thursday.

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