Good morning, Panama City.

Death by Chocolate returns for its 25th year in Panama City Beach, offering treats from over 20 local vendors including restaurants, bakeries, and culinary schools.

Attendees can sample a variety of sweets at this annual event.

Gas prices in Florida jumped overnight amid global supply disruptions from military actions in Iran — with Panama City rates rising by 10.7 cents to $2.795 a gallon — while other areas posted larger increases, according to AAA.

Fox News anchor Shannon Bream headlined an event on 30-A in Santa Rosa Beach hosted by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at FSU Panama City, where she shared her journey and encouraged perseverance while featuring programming from cybersecurity courses to wine tastings that connected alumni and community members.

Yesterday, Gov. Ron DeSantis presented more than $13 million in jobs growth grants at Bay County Government Center in Panama City.

He awarded $5 million to Panama City Bay County Airport & Industrial District, $6 million to the Gulf County Board and $2.25 million to Port St. Joe officials.

Michael Summers was named this week’s Student Athlete of the Week for his performance on the mats at Freeport.

The award honors his hard work and talent among local athletes.

Arnold boys soccer coach Johnathan Hammond stepped down Tuesday after 10 seasons that brought state and national titles.

He will focus on coaching youth soccer with Rip City Surf and spend more time with family (his achievements put Panhandle soccer on the map).

10th Annual Shaddai Shriner’s Rodeo

5 PM – 10 PM — Central Panhandle Fair in Bay County — $20 — Experience thrilling rodeo action and community spirit at this annual event.

KoSA Bougie Bingo 2026

5:30-11:30 p.m. — The KOSA Event Center — $15.00 – $800.00 — Experience a night of luxury and laughter with the Krewe of St. Andrews' bingo fundraiser.

Boston Richey Live Performance

4:30-7 p.m. — Central Panhandle Fair in Bay County — Tickets required — Enjoy an energetic performance by Real Boston Richie in a lively fair setting.

Heroes Child 5K & Fun Run

8:00 AM — University Academy — $30 early registration — Run for a cause and dress as your favorite superhero while supporting local childcare scholarships.

Owls of Colorado and Florida Presentation

3-5 p.m. — FSU Holley Academic Center — Free entry — Discover the fascinating world of owls with expert Scott Rashid, featuring his stunning watercolor art and engaging presentation.