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  • LISTEN: Panama City man dies in fatal Walton County crash
    SANTA ROSA BEACH — A 26-year-old Panama City man has died after a single-vehicle crash in Walton County early Tuesday morning.
    Richard Youd was traveling westbound on U.S. Highway 98 about 12:40 a.m. when his 2002 Toyota Tundra veered off the road onto the north shoulder, according to a report from Florida Highway Patrol.
    Youd tried to regain control of the truck and overcorrected. His vehicle overturned in the center of the highway, FHP said. He was taken to Bay Medical Center and died as a result of his injuries.
    The crash happened near the U.S. Highway 98 and Serenoa Road intersection, according to the Walton County Sheriff's Office who assisted FHP.
    Youd was wearing a seatbelt and alcohol is not believed to be a factor, according to FHP.
    Westbound lanes of U.S. Highway 98 were shutdown for at least two hours as Florida Highway Patrol investigated the crash, according to a Facebook post by the Sheriff's Office.
    1 min
  • Retro Headlines September 1919
    The Monroe County Road Commissioners faced an angry crowd of farmers during the decision to pave Ready Road instead of Egypt Road in fall 1919. In addition, the frog leg harvest along the River Raisin was said to be among the "best in years." Listen to these and other headlines from The Monroe Evening News of Monroe, Michigan; forerunner to The Monroe News. This podcast feature is based on the "100 Years Ago" column that runs monthly in The Monroe News. Audio production by Paula Wethington.
    5 min
  • The Commute: September 9, 2019: Bill Dawers on groundbreaking for new arena ; Cathy Sakas updates the progress of the new Tybee Marine Science Center
    This episode is brought to you by Freedom Boat Club and National Office Systems
    On the Monday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer talks with City Talk columnist Bill Dawers on the upcoming groundbreaking for the new Savannah Arena. Dawers also touches on the upcoming municipal elections.
    On the back half, Van Brimmer talks with Tybee Marine Science Center board chair Cathy Sakas about the progress on the center moving to a new location on Tybee's north beach.
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    30 min
  • The Big Picture with Doug and Eileen Leunig
    Peoria artists Doug and Eileen Leunig chat with the Journal Star's Chris Kaergard about the upcoming Big Picture Peoria street festival on Oct. 12, 2019 in Peoria's Warehouse District. The festival will feature chalk artists, live music, an open-mic competition and much more, with funds raised going towards arts education at after-school programs and community centers throughout the city.
    22 min
  • Belmont Buzz with Julie Wu
    Listen to the latest 'Belmont Buzz' podcast, with guest Julie Wu, founder of Belmont Composts, who talks about the efforts she began to get more Belmont residents to compost and to start a pilot composting program at the Chenery Middle School.
    29 min
  • Cinema File: You should be disturbed by "The Nightingale"
    Jennifer Kent's follow-up to her breakout horror hit "The Babadook" is even more terrifying, but not for the same reasons. Set in colonial Australia in 1825, "The Nightingale" is a revenge movie for the way men make revenge movies. So what's in the movie, and why do horror fans deserve to be upset by it? (This is episode 478 of the Cinema File Podcast)
    25 min

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