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Paddle for PAALS returns for fifth year to fund service dogs for those in need

Sep 20, 2026 | 8:16 PM

Kayaks, paddleboards and canoes filled the water in Murrells Inlet as participants took part in the fifth year of Paddle for PAALS.

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