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Yahoo
01-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Lynn Haven Animal Shelter seeking donations for kittens and cats
LYNN HAVEN, Fla. (WMBB) – Lynn Haven Animal Shelter is seeking donations for cat litter and food. According to a Facebook post by the City of Lynn Haven, the shelter is currently housing 25 kittens and five cats, and running low on wet and dry kitten food and cat litter. Since most kittens are under 10 weeks old, they are not for adoption yet, so they'll need enough supplies to support them for the next few weeks. You can drop off supplies at 1750 Recreation Drive, Lynn Haven, Florida. For more information, contact the Lynn Haven Animal Shelter at 850-265-4699. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Young talent 'putts' the pressure on Panama Country Club
LYNN HAVEN, Fla. (WMBB) – The 98th annual Sherman Invitational returned to Panama Country Club, welcoming golfers of all ages, including its youngest competitor, just 15 years old. Panama Country Club General Manager Mike Walker said that in recent years, the tournament has faced challenges due to rain. But this year, favorable weather and excellent course conditions contributed to one of the largest turnouts in event history. Among the competitors catching attention is 15-year-old Cade Denecke, a freshman at Mosley High School, who has impressed with his strong play throughout the event. 'It's a big thing, you know, being the youngest person out here,' Denecke said. 'I've been playing okay this week. First day I shot a 75, and today I shot a 70. There are a lot of great competitors. One guy was six under yesterday, and Noah Zediker is nine under right now. He's a really great player.' Despite the attention Denecke has earned, his biggest competition might be a familiar face. Former Mosley standout Noah Zediker currently leads the tournament. 'I think it's the oldest amateur tournament in Florida,' Zediker said. 'That's kind of its reputation — 98 years. It's a long-standing tradition.' Zediker had a bogey-free round and is hoping to carry that momentum into the final day. 'This last round went really well,' he said. 'No bogeys, which was nice to see. I birdied the par five, started on some easier holes, and managed the course well.' As the Sherman Invitational wraps up Sunday, Zediker will look to stay consistent and composed in hopes of finishing on top — and bringing home the hardware. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
