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On the Friday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer talks with SMN executive editor Susan Catron on the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian and why we should continue to be prepared.

On the back half, Sports Reporter Travis Jaudon previews both the Saturday's Georgia Southern Football game and Sunday's Savannah State Football game.  

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Multi-disciplinary assemblage artist Joseph Malson, the current On::View Resident at Sulfur Studios, spent his formative years exploring vintage clothes, makeup, and shoplifting in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

PANAMA CITY  BEACH - The Panama City Beach Police Department released a video Friday in reference to a shooting death they are investigating.

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/FDQURyZcKLQ

Larry Thomas Hill III, 18, died Monday night around 11 p.m. behind Wendy's at Joan Avenue and Thomas Drive after being shot, a news release stated.

“A person of interest has been described as a white male, approximately 6-foot and thin build, with his hair in a ‘man bun,’” the release stated. “He was wearing a light colored shirt, basketball shorts, and carrying a backpack. He was also with a female with just above shoulder length straight hair, darker complexion, thin build.”

The suspect also “walks in a distinct manner, as seen in the video,” according to the release. Hill, also known as Tre, was said to have been shot after he left Newby's Bar to meet with the suspect behind Wendy's. The suspect and female left the area westbound on foot, the release stated.

Information on the case can be reported to the Police Department at 850 233-5000, or Crime Stoppers at 850-785-8477.

The Chieftain sports staff reacts to what they saw from week one action and previews what to watch for in week two with every team finally in action.

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An Okaloosa County school bus driver who was caught on tape at Silver Sands School yelling at and physically mistreating a wheelchair-bound child has been arrested.

Evelyn Fields, 56, a Walton County resident, was picked up Thursday on an Okaloosa County warrant for cruelty toward a child-child abuse, according to a news release from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.

In this week's Worcester Culture Watch podcast, Victor Infante and Craig Semon discuss the 50th anniversary of the Who playing Holy Cross. Then, Victor and Bill Shaner talk about Bill's recent Publick Occurrences Award from the New England Newspaper and Press Association for his story, “How Sex Ed Really Died,”  then chat about the ads on the back of WRTA buses. All this, and music by Annie Brobst!

In this week's episode, News Herald chief photographer Patti Blake and Joshua Boucher talk about photographing Gulf Coast Jam, a three day long country music festival in Panama City Beach. 

Check out our galleries: https://www.newsherald.com/photogallery/DA/20190902/NEWS/902009997/PH/1

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Correction: what is known as "middle gray" is 18% gray, not 13%.

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On the bonus Thursday episode of The Commute, Environmental Reporter Mary Landers talks with Savannah-based hazards researcher and founder of Enki Research Chuck Watson on the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, including how much money was lost due to evacuation.

Watson also touches on his frustration on how Hurricane Dorian was reported by the media and Gov. Brian Kemp. 

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Read more from Chuck here: http://www.enkiops.org/blog/

Texas lawyer and best-selling author Chris Brown discusses writing, the U.S. legal system and his latest book, “Rule of Capture,” on this week’s broadcasts of “Story in the Public Square.”