"I've learned to do little things for myself that lead me toward joy," says Janet Blaser, who's lived in Mexico for 18 years, retired for the last six.

MEXICO BEACH - A year after Hurricane Michael wrecked Mexico Beach, the community came out to reflect on progress made since then. The Category 5 storm plowed through the small waterfront town on ...

MEXICO BEACH, Fla. (WFLA) – It’s been one year since Hurricane Michael devastated the Florida Panhandle. The storm’s destruction is still very evident within the city of Mexico Beach.

MEXICO BEACH — Mexico Beach Strong. The blue-colored phrase sat intently on the left side of the white T-shirt Mayor Al Cathey wore Wednesday — three days before the second-year observance of ...

Five years later, it’s a much difference sight. ”You know Mexico Beach, a lot of that side of the road were the little old little beach houses and now they’re big, they’re beautiful. That ...

One Mexico Beach resident, Annette Coffield, says she’s spent the last four years healing from the scars of Michael. “It will probably be an emotional day for me every day of my life,” she said.

MEXICO BEACH, Fla. -- Almost a year after Hurricane Michael, one of the hardest-hit communities is struggling to bring tourists back. The Category 5 storm damaged almost every building in the ...

MEXICO BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) — It’s been a long hard road for Mexico Beach, still recovering from its direct hit by Hurricane Michael in 2018. More than four years later and signs of recovery ar… ...

MEXICO BEACH, Fla. (WFLA) – As the sun came up over this tiny town on the Gulf of Mexico Thursday, exactly a year since Hurricane Michael battered the area, the lingering scars came to light. A ...

Now nearly four years later, the Woods family is ready to re-open their doors. “We are a part of Mexico Beach and we want to support whatever is happening here.

The state and the U.S. Forest Service are also ramping up seedling production for New Mexico with an expanded reforestation center in Mora, expected to eventually produce 5,000,000 seedlings per year.

It’s been five years this week since Hurricane Michael smashed ashore in Florida’s panhandle. The small resort community of Mexico Beach bore the brunt of the storm when it arrived, on Oct. 10 ...