Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

07/29/2026

Set Sail Charter Co. a Murrells Inlet original is ready to sail you away. A special gift awaits!

💜💜BDAY GIVEAWAY💜💜

Today would’ve been my dad’s birthday and that man would GIVE! So in honor of my rad dad, I’m giving away a FREE charter! 🕺🏼

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Winner announced Sunday 8/2!

07/21/2026

Horry coastal cities see rise of king tides. What’s being done to help with flooding?

07/21/2026

Reporting an ADV is easier than you think! Simply upload photos or video to your account on MyCoast SC and hit submit.

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07/20/2026

A local environmental nonprofit and Georgetown County have agreed on a settlement after the advocacy group accused the county of failing to comply with regulations for stormwater runoff. (Full story below.)

07/19/2026

In Georgetown County, a showdown between homeowners and supporters of endangered sea turtles over a lighting ordinance is resulting in warnings about fines. But will the ordinance be enforced? (Full story below.)

07/19/2026

07/15/2026

Myrtle Beach is ranked at 4th and Murrells Inlet feels the influx. What ideas do you have to cope with the increased tourism?

Tourism is a major boon to for the South Carolina economy, but some locals also feel stress from the influx of people.

07/08/2026

Marine debris takes many forms, but the benefits of removal are the same: avoiding damage to fragile ecosystems, preventing economic loss, and protecting human health and property.

Get the facts on marine debris and NOAA Marine Debris, supporting removal projects since 2006:
https://coast.noaa.gov/states/fast-facts/marine-debris.html

07/04/2026

The Coastal Observer’s guide to Independence Day 2026 in Georgetown County. One more day.

07/04/2026

A friendly reminder from the Murrells Inlet Boat Parade Committee - The MarshWalk of Murrells Inlet & Rep. Lee Hewitt:
"The parade committee would like to remind participants and spectators to protect our coastal wetlands and refrain from littering during this event. In addition, boat participants are asked to avoid incorporating elements into their design that involve throwing objects into the water, including water balloons, which pollute the environment and harm the local wildlife."

Join us tomorrow for the Annual July 5th Clean Up from 9am-11am. Meet us at the Murrells Inlet 2020 parking lot (same parking lot as Uncle Tito's). All supplies will be provided.