Today's Top Stories

• Photo: Members of the standing room only crowd clap and sing along with a hymn during the funeral for Jeanine Mullen and her son, Waltfredo Davis-Mullen, , who were shot to death Nov. 15 in their home in Dale. The funeral was held in the gym at Whale Branch Middle School on Saturday.
  

Mourners remember Dale mother and son slain in their home

Jeanine Mullen had an infectious laugh, inviting smile and big heart, family and friends said Saturday during the funeral for Mullen and her 4-year-old son, Waltfredo, who were found shot to death last week in their Dale home. (full story)

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• Photo: Beekman Webb and Bob Roderer, co-owners of The Foolish Frog on St. Helena Island. The restaurant features many “recycled” items including a wall covering on the bar from The Castle in Beaufort’s Old Point neighborhood.
  

At The Foolish Frog

Two longtime friends who share a love of history have "gone green" while completing a five year journey -- the opening of their restaurant. (full story)

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Sports

USCB runners muster up energy to compete at NAIA nationals

USC Beaufort cross country coach Larry Kimball and his four qualifiers for the NAIA national championships knew they would be a long way from home this weekend. But when it took the contingent of Sand Sharks nearly a full day to reach Vancouver, Wash., to compete in Saturday's meet, the distance had to seem even greater. (full story)

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