Good morning, Panama City.

A local ATO fraternity completed a 128.3 mile walk to Panama City Beach yesterday, raising $200,000 for Jeep Sullivan’s Wounded Veterans.

Lynn Haven Animal Shelter has several adorable dogs that are spayed or neutered and waiting for good homes.

Interested families should call the shelter to meet these pets + support local adoption.

Panama City Beach residents see a calm start to spring break as police report few traffic jams and respectful visitors while remaining prepared for any issues, and the weather appears to help keep the scene peaceful.

According to AAA, five Florida counties recorded gas prices above $4 a gallon on March 18 as prices rose by over $1 since March 2.

Florida’s state average reached nearly $3.93, prompting drivers to shop around for lower prices.

Bayway Transit is offering free rides to tax service centers today to help residents file returns properly + riders should check the transit schedule for pick-up times and locations.

Priority Ambulance announced Sunstate Ambulance, a community-focused service that will offer scheduled and unscheduled interfacility transports in Panama City and Bay County starting in April.

The service will support local hospitals and healthcare partners with reliable patient care.

Pompano Queen offers surf fishing sessions daily at sunrise and before sunset, with all equipment provided to help locals enjoy the sport.

A feasibility study shows the former mall—damaged by Hurricane Michael in 2018—is unfit for traditional retail and should be donated to the city to spur a public-private partnership for redevelopment as a medical campus, hotel or arts center; city officials received the study Wednesday.

Mosley's Ka'Nahla Hayes and Isaiah Smith were named Bay County Basketball Players of the Year for the 2025-2026 season at Tommy Oliver Stadium, while North Bay Haven's Chase Reed and Mosley's Anaston McCutchen earned top soccer honors at Bay High's John L.

Cobb Gymnasium (reflecting standout season stats).

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.

Lizzen Live in Concert

8 p.m. — Vibez — Tickets available — Experience a night of R-N-B with Lizzen and DJ Big Boi.

Earth Day Celebration

9 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Oaks by the Bay Park — Free entry — Celebrate Earth Day with family activities including music, crafts, and a special tree giveaway.