Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 5th of October.
Good morning, Panama City.
🏘️ Community
Local resident Philip Cunningham discussed the differences among e-bike classes and the potential for new rules that allow Class 1 and Class 2 bikes on multi-use paths to protect pedestrians.
He emphasized the need for fair limits at well-used local trails.
🎓 Education
Seaside School was ranked the No. 1 charter school in Florida after a review recognized its innovative curriculum; Dylan Cunard spent his summer working on a satellite that once orbited the earth to boost hands-on learning.
🌲 Environment
The National Hurricane Center tracked a low pressure system in the Gulf of America on Oct.
4 that showed a slim chance for quick development, and flood watches remain in effect in Florida as damp conditions and intermittent showers continue — urging residents to stay prepared.
🏈 Sports
GCSC volleyball ended its weekend home stand with consecutive 3-0 conference wins on Friday, Saturday and Sunday against Palm Beach State, Indian River State, and South Florida State — a strong performance that energized local fans.
Undefeated Mosley faces undefeated Arnold this Friday at 7 p.m. at Mosley's home field.
Coach Tommy Joe Whiddon said the team used the bye week to recover plus sharpen their offense ahead of the district contest.
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