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18th Annual Panama City Highland Games & Scottish Festival
By: Jay Granberg
K-9 Veterans Day Memorial
By: Elizabeth Cate
Downtown Improvement Board Farmer’s Market
By: Jay Granberg
Yard Sale Helps Save Lives
By: Elizabeth Cate
Applications Flow in to Shipwreck Island Water Park
By: Elizabeth Cate
Enforcement Cracks Down on Spring Breakers; 126 Arrested
By: Kevin Character
Pot Bust on Panama City Beach
Source:
Farmers Face EPA Regulations
By: Marc McAfee
Spring Break and South Walton Economics
By: Allyson Walker
Holmes County Man Caught with Meth
Source: Holmes County Sheriff’s Office
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Bay County, Fla:
This weeks Wheel of Justice lands on a Jackson County suspect.
Radcliffe Melbourne Myers is 50 years old. He is 5"08” with brown hair and brown eyes.
Jackson County authorities say he faces charges of sale of a controlled substance. They say in 2007, investigators with the Jackson County Drug Task Force conducted an investigation in reference to the sale of street level narcotics.
During the investigation, Myers was found to be selling cocaine. Warrants were later issued for his arrest.
Myers last known address is on Magnolia Drive in Cottondale.
If you have any information, you should call Crimestoppers at 526-5000
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