Chef de savior: Trident Tech's Thornley hailed for saving lo

Johnson & Wales University (JWU), once the prime source for trained chefs in Charleston, shocked the city’s bustling restaurant industry in 2002 when it announced it would turn off its stoves in the city’s old cigar factory and move to Charlotte.

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