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May issue available online
The May print edition of the Messenger is available in full by clicking below. Enjoy! paperMAYweb
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April issue available online
To read the full print version of the April edition of the Murrells Inlet Messenger, please click below. Enjoy! paper-april2013web
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March issue available online
The March 2013 print edition of the Murrells Inlet Messenger is available in full to view online. Please click below, and enjoy! MarWeb2013
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Communication keeps couple going for 64 years
By Tim Callahan They pay people a lot of money to give what the Van Rooyens of Murrells Inlet freely give: advice on staying married. “The secret is communication,” said Maria “Mitzi” Rooyen, who has been married 64 years. “Everyone … Continue reading
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Messenger celebrates its third anniversary this month
By Tim Callahan Editor/Publisher It’s hard to believe but it has been three years since the first issue of the Murrells Inlet Messenger was printed and distributed to stores and businesses in Murrells Inlet, Garden City Beach, Litchfield and Pawleys … Continue reading
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Martha’s House: miracles do happen
By Tim Callahan Susan Tyler had a vision in 2005. She envisioned a Christian halfway house in Georgetown County for women coming out of jail, a gateway to spiritual, emotional and educational success and productivity. But, that’s all it was, … Continue reading
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Murrells Inlet History Project – the story of the Ann Howe, part 2
The Ann Howe continued charter fishing off the coast of Murrells Inlet with Capt. Mac Oliver (who was semi-retired) and Capt. Ira Vick at the helm during the 1950’s and early 1960’s, running daily trips from the dock at Oliver’s … Continue reading
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Garden City’s Chris Harrison made quite a catch
By Tim Callahan Garden City’s Chris Harrison made quite a catch. He caught a major leaguer and reeled him into Murrells Inlet in December. Four-time Gold Glove award winner and two-time All-Star Orlando Hudson spent an afternoon at Jersey Mike’s … Continue reading
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Murrells Inlet History Project: the Story of the Ann Howe
By Steve Strickland MI History Project The Ann Howe was a wood charter fishing boat that was built by Luther Smith in the 1930’s at his home near Sunnyside. Luther collected the wood from the live oak trees that were … Continue reading
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January print issue available on Web
The January 2013 print edition of the Murrells Inlet Messenger is available for viewing online. Click below. Enjoy! Jan2013Web
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