Good morning, Panama City.

Panama City Beach lifeguards kept holiday crowds safe over Labor Day weekend.

Team Adaptive Medical will host its First Annual Veterans Mobility Health Expo for veterans + caregivers and individuals with disabilities to access local mobility and healthcare resources.

Counselor Scott Bruce (of Patronis Elementary) attended a special educators program at the World Trade Center site, sharing techniques to teach 9/11's legacy to students who never experienced the event.

He is one of 33 educators nationwide invited to bring history lessons beyond the textbook.

Authorities announced that US 98 and Allison Avenue will be temporarily closed for maintenance starting soon in Panama City.

Motorists should follow local signage and detour routes during the closure.

Officials reported that bumper-to-bumper traffic over Labor Day weekend in Panama City Beach delayed emergency responses + the department is set to hire more staff to manage high call volumes.

Local cardiologist Dr. Bruce Ferraro said smartwatches (like the Apple Watch) can help detect atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm issue that raises stroke risk.

He advised anyone with abnormal readings to consult a doctor for further testing.

Team Adaptive Medical is hosting its first annual Veterans Mobility Health Expo where veterans + individuals with disabilities, caregivers and families can connect with mobility resources, healthcare providers and local support organizations.

Additional event details are expected soon.

Rutherford High School's football team, coached by Albert Floyd, is preparing for its district opener against Florida High at Tommy Oliver Stadium with kickoff at 7 p.m. Friday after practicing on Labor Day.