TOP STORIES
- Man arrested in Berkeley County nightclub shooting (Post & Courier).
- Suspect in fatal West Ashley hit-and-run surrenders to authorities (Live 5 News).
- Dorchester, Berkeley Co. investigators bust several meth labs (Live 5 News).
- Man involved in crash that killed two kids arrested for DUI again (Live 5 News).
- Lingering mistakes discovered in jail warrant audit (News 2).
- Missing Charleston woman found, police say (Post & Courier).
FOOD
- Hilton Head Island Wine & Food Festival Tickets Now on Sale (Post & Courier).
- Beefy Speculations on the Hutson Street Project (Eater Charleston).
- The Hideaway Pizza Kitchen expanded and re-modeled (ABC News 4).
- Luckhaus & Brubaker Sweets and Treats Now Open on James Island (Post & Courier).
- Mystery of The Green Door Shall be Solved (Eater Charleston).
- Mex 1 Collecting Used Winter Coats (Post & Courier).
- Bittermilk was included in Saveur's "Gifts for the Drinker" List (Saveur).
- Total Beverage Solution acquires Celis beer brand, recipes (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
- Kusina Has Your Holiday Putong Puti, Pichi-Pichi and Spongecakes (Post & Courier).
EDUCATION/SCHOOLS
- 4 teacher advocacy groups unite to oppose Charleston's new evaluation system (Post & Courier).
- Charleston County School Board considers auditing building projects before asking to extend 1 percent sales tax (Post & Courier).
- SC education leaders want $30 million to help schools go wireless (The State).
- Dorchester 2 board forgets to put high school cellphone proposal on agenda (Post & Courier).
THEATRE/ARTS
Gibbes to close for renovations in summer 2014 (Charleston City Paper).
Win 2 Tickets to Joe Clarke's 19 Piece Big Band (Charleston City Paper).
- Brad and Jenny Moranz are the heart and soul of their shows (Post & Courier).
MILITARY
- Coast Guard cutter returns to Charleston after final mission (ABC News 4).
- SC air base mulls holiday display after protest (ABC News 4).
- SC Gov.: Capt. Haley will be home for Christmas (ABC News 4).
MISC
- Cannonborough-Elliottborough has transformed whether you like it or not (Charleston City Paper).
- Students transported to the hospital following bus accident on Savannah Highway (Live 5 News).
- Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd pulled over for speeding day before Clowney ticket (w/ video) [Post & Courier].
- Jenny Sanford returns to public eye on Charleston Aviation Authority; Wiles appointed to Charleston school board seat (Post & Courier).
- Stingrays goalie logging shutouts in 6-game win streak (Live 5 News).
- Stingrays' Cherniwchan named ECHL player of the week (ABC News 4).
CFW Emerging Designer semifinalists announced (Charleston City Paper).
- South Carolinians get chance to voice position on solar energy (Post & Courier).
- Summerville to roll out massive business audit, offers amnesty (News 2).
- Dolphin virus still killing: Dolphin found on Isle of Palms is ninth death in a week (Post & Courier).
- 5K to benefit Big Brothers program (ABC News 4).
- Charleston airport's valet parking rates could soon rise (Post & Courier).
- Moms mark the anniversary of the Sandy Hook shooting with events (New 2).
- From jewelry to mountain bikes, Orange Bowl players craft their own gift packages (Post & Courier).
- Franchise owner adds store, watching minimum wage debate (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
- Boy, 6, hit by truck while running to catch bus (ABC News 4).
- Missing hunter's body found on Pee Dee River (Post & Courier).
- Santee Cooper approves $2.9B budget for 2014 (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
- S.C. State's 'Marching 101' band to perform at Medal of Honor Bowl (Post & Courier).
- Traffic crawls on I-26 after accident involving EMS (ABC News 4).
- Charleston Southern recruits executives to teach business students (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
- SCHP investigates deadly early morning crash (ABC News 4).
- Coroner: Teenager dies in car accident near Andrews airport (Live 5 News).
