Good morning, Panama City.

Bay District Schools announced that its Summer BreakSpot Program will serve breakfast and lunch for children 18 and under at select schools and community sites (no application required) beginning June 3 and running through Aug.

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Fire officials reported two active brush fires in College Point; one covers two acres and is 50 percent contained + nearby structures remain at risk as crews work to protect the area.

Officials report that sargassum seaweed, which smells foul when it rots, has been seen along several Florida beaches and may affect tourism and coastal activities this summer, though NOAA maps show low risk near Panama City.

Bella — a 10-foot white shark weighing 729 pounds — was last tracked off Cape San Blas and is now heading into the Gulf as researchers monitor her migration patterns; local experts stress that beachgoers remain safe.

County officials have opened a public bidding process for the historic St. Andrews School amid community concerns for its future.

Sealed bids are accepted through today as leaders plan to repurpose the nearly one hundred year old building while retaining its landmark status.

Proper 30a in Inlet Beach has launched new After Dark parties on Friday and Saturday nights.

Owner Dan Tinghitella said the bar rebranded from Idyll Hound Proper to offer more than just beer & create a lively nightlife experience.

Gulf Coast used a run-rule to clinch a win against Chipola in the opening game of a four-game series on Tuesday, Apr.

21. The team improved their season record with this decisive victory.

Panama City Beach's Panhandle Hurricanes Allstar Cheer and Tumble squad won the Allstar World Championship gold medal in Orlando from April 16 to 19, highlighting the team's strong performance against top competitors.

Coach Andy Swartwood said the title marks a significant win for the squad and their program.

Tree Giveaway

8-11 a.m. — Oaks by the Bay Park — Free trees for residents — Grab two free trees to help restore the urban canopy after Hurricane Michael.

Dave Koz Summer Horns Concert

12:00 – 8:30 PM — Aaron Bessant Park Amphitheater — Ticket prices not specified — Experience a day of smooth jazz with renowned musician Dave Koz and friends at this exciting festival.

Blessing of the Fleet & Fish Fry

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Panama City Marina — Proceeds benefit local services for brain injury survivors — Celebrate with fish, festivities, and the unique tradition of Sock Burning.

Panama City Beach Gulf Coast IRONMAN 70.3

Time to be announced — Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort — Entry fees vary — Experience a challenging triathlon amidst stunning emerald waters and white sand beaches.

Unlocking the Secrets to Probate & Curative Title

6-8 p.m. — FINNS Island Style Grub — Free entry — Delve into probate and curative title strategies with expert Al Nicoletti for savvy investors.