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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Storm surge pushed ahead of Hurricane Isaias spills over a Panama City boat ramp and swamps its floating dock about an hour after the National Hurricane Center's 4 PM advisory put the Category 3 storm 90 miles south of Pensacola with 115 mph winds, moving north at 17 mph. A Hurricane Warning covers Bay, Escambia and Okaloosa counties and a Storm Surge Warning runs from the mouth of the Mississippi to the Suwannee River, with landfall expected overnight. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Bucket trucks from Xylem Tree Experts, a utility vegetation-management contractor specializing in storm response, stage in a rain-soaked parking lot as outer bands of Hurricane Isaias reach the Florida Panhandle. Line-clearance crews pre-position ahead of landfall to clear downed trees from power lines once winds subside. Isaias, a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph sustained winds, is forecast to make landfall on the northern Gulf Coast late Friday or early Saturday, with Bay County under Hurricane and Storm Surge... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. The 200-foot PCB Wheel, formerly the SkyWheel, stands stripped of its 30 enclosed gondolas at Pier Park in Panama City Beach as rain from Hurricane Isaias' outer bands sweeps the empty shopping district. Operators removed the cars to spare them from the storm's winds. Isaias, a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph sustained winds, is forecast to make landfall on the northern Gulf Coast late Friday or early Saturday, with Bay County under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Rain slicks the empty deck of the Russell-Fields City Pier in Panama City Beach beyond a padlocked entrance gate and a Parks & Recreation sign reading 'Closed due to impending storm', the pier shut at 7am 'until damage has been assessed'. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put Category 3 Hurricane Isaias about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Double red flags, signalling the Gulf is closed to swimmers, fly over the dunes in Panama City Beach as a surfer heads for storm-driven swell hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A padlocked gate and a Panama City Beach Parks & Recreation sign shut the Russell-Fields City Pier, closed at 7am 'until damage has been assessed' as Hurricane Isaias bears down on the Florida Panhandle. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man walks his golden retriever past surfers and paddleboarders waiting on swell at Dog Beach beside the Russell-Fields City Pier in Panama City Beach, hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center forecast to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Two beachgoers brave rain along the Gulf shoreline in Panama City Beach as storm-driven surf builds hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center forecast to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A dog roams beneath the pilings of the Russell-Fields City Pier at Dog Beach in Panama City Beach as storm-driven surf builds hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory placed the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center forecast to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Surfers ride storm-driven swell beside the Russell-Fields City Pier at Dog Beach, across from Pier Park in Panama City Beach, hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning cover Bay County, where officials have urged coastal residents to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents fill and stack sandbags between parked pickups at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, beside the retention pond, as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. City of Panama City public works crews in high-visibility rain gear help residents fill sandbags beside the retention pond at the city's free self-service site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A City of Panama City dump truck, unit 243, unloads a fresh pile of sand as residents fill bags in the rain at the city's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, beside the retention pond, with the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A lone resident shovels sand beside a City of Panama City dump truck at the free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, next to the retention pond, as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias reach Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Two residents tie off a batch of filled sandbags at the base of a sand pile at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and avoid travel as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents fill sandbags from a sand pile as light rain falls at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, where city crews in high-visibility gear staff a canopy beside a public works truck. Rainbands from Hurricane Isaias were already moving over Bay County, and the city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish preparations Friday morning. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents work a fresh mound of sand beside a City of Panama City dump truck at the free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate, with pickups capped at 10 bags per household or business. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A resident ties off a filled sandbag at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move into Bay County. The city, which limits pickups to 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents shovel sand into bags at the City of Panama City's free sandbag site on West 19th Street on the morning rainbands from Hurricane Isaias began moving over Bay County. A Bay County Sheriff's Office pickup stands by as the city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household, urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A lone resident finishes loading sandbags into his SUV beside a nearly exhausted sand pile and an empty bag-filling stand at a City of Panama City distribution site, as rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias falls on the final morning of the free giveaway. The city urged residents to complete storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager load the last of their filled sandbags into the back of an SUV in rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias on the final morning of the City of Panama City's free sandbag giveaway, with the site's sand pile nearly depleted. The city urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager fill the last of their sandbags beside a nearly depleted, rain-soaked sand pile at a City of Panama City distribution site as outer bands of Hurricane Isaias arrive on the final morning of the free giveaway. The city told residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager fill sandbags from a dwindling pile in steady rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias on the final morning of the City of Panama City's free sandbag giveaway, with bags already stacked in the back of their SUV. The city asked residents to wrap up storm preparations before conditions worsened, as Bay County sat under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning with 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias falls on a nearly exhausted sand pile at a City of Panama City sandbag distribution site on the final morning of the giveaway, as a last few residents load bags into their cars. The city urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 7th Oct 2026. Yellow 'Sorry Out of Service' bags cover the nozzles at a Casey's pump after dark, with the forecourt empty, as fuel runs short in Panama City ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias. The storm, carrying 65 mph winds about 660 miles southwest in the Gulf, is forecast to become the season's first hurricane before a weekend landfall on the northern Gulf Coast. Hurricane and storm surge watches cover Bay, Escambia, Gulf and Okaloosa counties. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 7th Oct 2026. Only a few cases of bottled water remain on the outdoor racks at a Casey's convenience store, where a window banner reads 'Casey's Here for Panama City', as residents stock up ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias. The storm, carrying 65 mph winds about 660 miles southwest in the Gulf, is forecast to become the season's first hurricane before a weekend landfall on the northern Gulf Coast. Hurricane and storm surge watches cover Bay, Escambia, Gulf and Okaloosa counties. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 7th Oct 2026. A family with portable gas cans waits at a Cumberland Farms pump after dark as residents stock up on fuel for generators and vehicles ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias. The storm, carrying 65 mph winds about 660 miles southwest in the Gulf, is forecast to become the season's first hurricane before a weekend landfall on the northern Gulf Coast. Hurricane and storm surge watches cover Bay, Escambia, Gulf and Okaloosa counties. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 7th Oct 2026. Handwritten 'Out of Order' notes cover the regular and mid-grade nozzles at a Cumberland Farms pump, leaving only $5.149 premium for drivers topping off ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias. The storm, packing 65 mph winds about 660 miles southwest in the Gulf, is forecast to become the season's first hurricane before a weekend landfall on the northern Gulf Coast. Hurricane and storm surge watches cover Bay, Escambia, Gulf and Okaloosa counties. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. Colour-coded memorial ribbons and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention "What's Your Color?" guides set out for walkers at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk: white for the loss of a child, red a spouse or partner, gold a parent, orange a sibling, green a personal struggle. The free walk, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. A walker in a "Stay; Tomorrow Needs You" shirt at the start line beneath the teal and purple SPARE balloon arch on the bay waterfront before the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off and six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. Walkers head back towards the Elaine V. Holley Academic Center behind the SPARE letter placards as the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk closes its loop of the Florida State University Panama City campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr, the event's new home this year. The free walk, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - opened registration at 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off, with six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. Walkers head inland beneath the FSU Panama City gateway towards the Technology Building as the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk works its way around the campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr, the event's new home this year after moving from its previous site. The free walk, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - opened registration at 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off, with six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. An FSU Police truck shadows walkers carrying the SPARE letter placards past the Technology building as the route leaves the bayfront at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off and six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. Volunteers carry the SPARE letter placards along the bayfront path, a yellow route arrow marking the course, as the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk gets under way. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off and six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. Volunteers in B.I.O.N.I.C. - Believe It Or Not I Care - peer support shirts carry the SPARE letters along the bayfront past the FSU sign at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk, held for the first time on the Florida State University Panama City campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - opened registration at 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off, with six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. Volunteers spell out SPARE with letter placards outside the Holley Academic Center at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk, held for the first time on the Florida State University Panama City campus at 4750 Collegiate Dr. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - opened registration at 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off, with six community resource groups staffing tables for walkers. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. A walker in a "Stay; Tomorrow Needs You" shirt carrying the teal and purple suicide prevention ribbon waits outside the Holley Academic Center during opening remarks at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off and six community resource groups staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. A walker wearing an orange suicide prevention awareness ribbon listens to opening remarks at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk, moved this year to the bayfront at the Florida State University Panama City campus. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - opened registration at 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off, with six community resource groups, among them the Life Management Center and the Vet Center, staffing tables. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. A speaker in a memorial shirt reads opening remarks beneath the teal and purple SPARE arch as walkers listen on the bay waterfront at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk. He told those gathered that healing does not mean forgetting the person we lost. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 29th Aug 2026. A walker in a "Mental Health - It's OK to Talk About It" shirt films the opening remarks on her phone beside the teal and purple SPARE balloon arch on the bay waterfront at the 14th annual Bridge of Hope Suicide Awareness Walk. The free event, organised by SPARE - Suicide Prevention Awareness Response and Education - moved this year to the Florida State University Panama City campus, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a 9am step-off. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto