Good morning, Panama City.

Allan Underwood was named this week's Golden Apple Award winner on Thursday, Oct.

15 by Calhoun Liberty Credit Union at a ceremony honoring his community service. He joins local figures recognized for their positive impact on the area.

Bay County residents attended Hiland Park Baptist Church’s annual Wild Beast Feast on Oct.

13 at Tommy Oliver Stadium, where they enjoyed wild game cuisine, prize raffles & a message from 'Duck Dynasty' star Willie Robertson.

The PCB Seafood Festival and Fishing Rodeo was rescheduled from last weekend and will feature fresh local seafood plus fishing competitions for community members.

Organizers say updated event details will be shared soon.

On Oct. 14, the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport was ranked No. 2 in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards, and record passenger growth along with a $100 million terminal expansion that will add three new gates + six baggage offices promise smoother travel for local passengers.

Although debate swirled over the storm name Isaias, experts said it would not be retired because its impacts and committee votes & local criteria determine retirement.

Isaias, a Category 2 storm near Destin on Oct. 9, will return in the six‑year rotation in 2032.

City officials said storm runoff and dredging have stirred sediment to darken water in Mexico Beach.

They are monitoring the situation and will adjust operations if needed to improve water clarity.

The U.S. Postal Service restored all mail and retail services in Northern Florida on Oct.

15 after Hurricane Isaias disrupted operations.

Florida health officials reported 548 cyclosporiasis cases as of Oct.

10 + this record high comes after the national outbreak ended on Sept. 11. Residents are advised to follow safe food practices, including rinsing produce thoroughly.

Breakfast Point Academy won the Bay County Middle School Volleyball Championship on Oct.

15 in a five-set match against North Bay Haven — the team clinched the title on the road.

The Panthers are hosting their second annual combine on Saturday, Oct.

24 at Gore Park with sign-in at 9:30 a.m. and tryouts beginning at 10 a.m. for spring season athletes (registration is $20 in advance, $25 on day).