Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 25th of January.
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Florida State University Panama City continues its tradition with the annual 5k torch run aimed at fostering community ties, featuring 174 runners and a Discovery Day event for public engagement.
At the 112th Bay County Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, Kaydee Albritton received the Member of the Year award, while Jerry Sowell was honored with the Lauren Merriam Memorial Award for his community work.
The Bay County Historic Society invites the community to a special history evening at the Bay County Public Library on January 27.
Joshua Wilson, a 36-year-old who moved to Panama City Beach from Oklahoma, was declared dead after being pulled unresponsive from the Gulf of Mexico, with an ongoing investigation to determine the cause.
Phillip Sowders and Dee Tiebklang from Bay County, Fla., began their dance journey with no formal training and went on to win the UCWDC 2025 Country Dance World Championships.
The Edward F. Hickey Memorial Trust donated $38,000 to FSU Panama City's Early Childhood Autism Program for improvements in the ECAP Fun Room.
FWC officers rescued 30 sea turtles suffering from cold-stun off the Gulf County coast due to a winter storm, emphasizing their commitment to wildlife protection.
Florida witnesses unprecedented snowfall, surpassing previous records with up to 10 inches in some areas, and exceeding snowfall totals in Anchorage and New York City.
Panama City plans to distribute 500 trees to residents in a bid to restore the tree canopy lost to Hurricane Michael, starting a five-year reforestation effort funded by the USDA's Million Dollar Tree Grant.
Ninja 5K and 10K Race
The Ninja 5K & 10K features an out-and-back course with opportunities for finisher medals and costume prizes.
Live Jazz Performance by Dave Goldflies Trio
The Gulf Jazz Society Concert at the House of Henry will feature a live performance by the Dave Goldflies Trio, showcasing their jazz talents in a vibrant setting.
PCB Mardi Gras & Music Festival 2025
The PCB Mardi Gras & Music Festival features an authentic Mardi Gras celebration alongside stunning coastal views, offering music, festivities, and a vibrant community atmosphere.
Chris Janson Live Concert
Country music artist Chris Janson will perform live at Pier Park in Panama City Beach.
Krewe of St. Andrews Mardi Gras Festival
The St. Andrews Mardi Gras is the official parade and festival in Panama City, featuring over 14 Krewes and celebrated as the largest Mardi Gras event in the city.
Saint Andrews Mardi Gras Festival
The Saint Andrews Mardi Gras Festival is Panama City's official celebration featuring a vibrant parade with over 14 Krewes and 30 floats, lively music, and festivities for tens of thousands of attendees.
Saint Andrews Mardi Gras Festival
The St. Andrews Mardi Gras is Panama City's official and largest celebration, featuring over 14 Krewes, 30 floats, and activities that attract tens of thousands of visitors.
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