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Essay contest winner Constantino Themelis discusses gun violence.

Essay winner Lana Taffel discusses her sister’s experience with autism.

103 days after Hurricane Michael, volunteers with Goodwill and Americorps knocked on doors in the Millville neighborhood in Panama City to ask residents how they're doing, if they got FEMA assistance and other information that will be shared with local officials to help with the recovery and rebuilding.

Former Commissioner Jonathan Wilson was the one who made the suggestion to change the name of N. Cove Boulevard.

A storm that spawned an apparent tornado Saturday also took its fair share of tarps protecting hurricane-damaged homes in Bay County

The Sentinel's Audra Gamble discusses the latest developments with the Michael McNeal case, who's in circuit court for allegedly killing his wife and disfiguring himself after a failed suicide attempt.

Voices of Women's March 2019 in Portsmouth

Leo Brautigham was only 11 years old when WWII came to his native home of Holland. Now, at age 90, he sits with Sunday News Editor Jack Spillane and recalls the triumphs and tragedies his family faced during Germany's 5-year occupancy of his homeland.

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