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2 weeks ago | mypanhandle.com | Chris Marchand |Spencer Phelan

by: Chris Marchand, Spencer Phelan Posted: Jun 11, 2025 / 01:29 PM CDT Updated: Jun 11, 2025 / 01:29 PM CDT News 13 brings you a segment focused on health and fitness on News 13 Midday every Wednesday called “Wellness Wednesday”. This week, Jesse Nelson shares some outdoor activities that you can utilize to get exercise while having fun in the sun.

Apr 8, 2024 | mypanhandle.com | Chris Marchand

Bay County, Fla. (WMBB) – We were joined in studio by members of the Florida State University Childhood Autism Program, or ECAP, to discuss their 12th Annual Auction for Autism Awareness. People across all communities are welcome to participate in the festivities which include food, hundreds of baskets to win, drinks for all ages, a silent auction, and a kid friendly zone. The auction is set for Friday, April 12, at 5 p.m. at the FSU-PC Holley Center.

Feb 14, 2024 | mypanhandle.com | Chris Marchand

Mexico Beach cooks up the fun for annual gumbo cook-off Mother calls out Liberty County High School’s alleged … Panama City Beach CRA blame cable companies for roadwork … Panhandle businesses, wallets feel impact of crawfish … State Attorney court programs yielding positive results New proposal for Panama City marina BODY CAMERA: Okaloosa County sheriff’s deputies open … Mexico Beach resident Erik Fosshage running for mayor Bay District School officials plan to revise outdated …...

Jan 30, 2024 | mypanhandle.com | Chris Marchand

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) — A 35-year-old Panama City man was arrested after leading authorities on a high-speed chase throughout Panama City Beach Monday night, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. On Monday night, a trooper observed Shane Andrew Mouser speeding down State Road 79 at 108 mph. When they attempted to stop him he continued driving. Eventually, troopers were able to complete a pit maneuver that caused Mouser’s vehicle to become disabled on the south shoulder.

Aug 10, 2023 | mypanhandle.com | Chris Marchand

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WMBB) – Across the Panhandle, students returned to the classroom Thursday. Drivers will likely see more congestion on their daily commutes and share the roads with school busses. Deputy Jake Navarro with the Bay County Sheriff’s Office reminded drivers of how to properly stop for a school bus. Navarro said popular roadways like 23rd Street in Panama City and Front Beach Road in Panama City Beach are especially dangerous because the median is completely paved.