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On this episode, sports columnist Doug Fernandes and sports writers Scott Lockwood and Dennis Maffezzoli look back at Week 1 in high school football and look ahead toward Week 2.

Stacey VanDyke is heading to Los Angeles in October to compete in the Ms. Veteran America event. She served 20 years in the Air Force and is now the program administrator for the nurse anesthesia master's program at Florida State University Panama City.

The newly installed splash pad at Kinsaul Park has experienced a few hiccups but city officials say it should be up and running fine now after repairs.

Victor Infante and Richard Duckett discuss the third installment of the international mural festival, Pow! Wow! Worcester, and how it's become part of the city's cultural identity. Also, Victor reveals he has unresolved rage issues about the vandalism of public art.

Shooting the Shot is a new podcast from the Panama City News Herald where the staff photojournalists discuss how and why they create different visual storytelling content for the newspaper. In this episode chief photographer Patti Blake interviews photographer Joshua Boucher abouthis photo story about DJ Franklin, a Panama City native with cerebal palsy. Read the story here: http://www.newsherald.com/news/20180727/chautauqua-family-help-meet-challenges

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A threat made by a middle school student had extra security on campus and over 100 students were checked out by their parents.

Known as "Miss South End," Loretta Bourque dedicated her life to serving as a champion of the city's South End. Curt Brown remembers his 18 years of working with Loretta and talks to members of the community about what she meant to the city of New Bedford.

We delve into the splendors of September, dissect King Richard's Faire, Paul hates paddleboards (what's SUP with that?) plus give you the skinny on cool upcoming events like the Provincetown Schooner Regatta and the Truro Ag Fair!

Daily News sports reporters Sam Grubenhoff and Seth Stringer break down what you missed from the first week of football on the Emerald Coast and prep you for each of the area's Week 2 matchups.