Panama City Beach Police officers found two dead bodies near a retention pond Tuesday morning.

According to a PCB police department press release, officers conducted a business/residence check around 9:15 a.m. in the 11700 block of U.S. Highway 98, which was around where the bodies were discovered.

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Oller Take II: Masters takes a different tone toward color

This week, Oklahoma City residents deal with unequal access to high-speed internet.  And an Oklahoma City woman gained fame for her role in a recent movie.

Austin-based writer and performer Christina Parrish has been in comedy for a decade, with an impressive amount of video and short film content to her credit. With the Nov. 6 release of her feature film "Call Me Brother," she tackles taboo subject matter with equal doses of hilarity and dark brilliance.

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Welcome to Episode 1, Season 4 of Somethin’ to Tech About!

Today, we have Daniel Rivera, a numbers and data guru visiting with us. Daniel currently serves as the Technology Director for First District RESA (Regional Educational Service Agency) located in Brooklet GA and serves 17 districts. 

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The MAC is back!

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The following are articles from The Monroe Evening News of Monroe, Michigan, during November 1920. They range from election reports shortly after Michigan women won the right to vote, to changing of the clocks from Eastern to Central time.

Narration and audio production by Paula Wethington for The Monroe News.

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