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Thunder Beach fall rally returns

Posted on — TONY SIMMONS

PANAMA CITY BEACH — The streets of Bay County will fill with rumbling machines this week as the sounds of Thunder Beach return for the autumn rally after taking last fall off because of Hurricane Michael concerns.Official Thunder Beach venues … (Read More)











Emerald Coast Theatre stages seventh professional season

Posted on — TONY SIMMONS

MIRAMAR BEACH — With its seventh season of theatrical productions fast approaching, Emerald Coast Theatre Co. has established a track record of staging thought-provoking productions, supporting creative collaborations and providing a valuable community resource.“We are so excited that ECTC is … (Read More)





Country artist Christon Birge follows dream

Posted on — JAN WADDY

PANAMA CITY BEACH — Country artist Christon Birge has captured the sounds and smells of summer on his latest track — “Sunscreen on You.””I’m not trying to be a puppy mill of songs,” Birge said. “There’s just something about being barefoot … (Read More)




Hunting for tarpon in the shallows

Posted on — By Anthony Watson Special to The News Herald

I have been getting calls and seeing social media about tarpon being caught all along the local beaches. I have caught two tarpons between 3- and 4-feet long in my lifetime — on accident — but have never targeted them.So … (Read More)



Pretty in Pink

Posted on — JOSHUA BOUCHER

PANAMA CITY BEACH — ZooWorld is now home to nine flamingos, and three are so young they aren’t even pink yet.The new flamingos are are a mix of Chilean and Lesser Flamingos, which are easy to tell apart because the … (Read More)






‘Chasin’ the Sun’ in Panama City Beach

Posted on — By Frank Sargeant Special to The News Herald

Justin Leake and Matt Smith grew up doing what they loved — enjoying the abundant resources of Florida’s Panhandle Coast. As youngsters living close together in Bay County, they rode their bikes to go fishing, swimming or simply exploring the … (Read More)