Good morning, Panama City.

Cahall's Deli is spotlighted in the Best of Bay Community's Choice Awards that invites residents to nominate their favorite local businesses.

Voting starts in May as the nomination round, which opened this month, highlights the deli’s reputation for fast + dependable meals.

The Panama City Parrot Head Club hosted its 19th annual beachside Rendezvous from Wednesday evening to Saturday at Sharky's, where about 800 attendees enjoyed live bands+ contests and games to raise around $70,000 for Gulf Coast Children’s Advocacy Center.

Walk in My Shoes event raises awareness about child abuse prevention in Panama City as local organizers coordinate an interactive session for community members to learn about support and safety resources.

Additional timing and venue details will be shared by organizers soon.

Smooth jazz filled Aaron Bessant Park as the sold out Seabreeze Jazz Festival drew 8,000 fans this weekend to see over 40 artists including Dave Koz and Will Downing.

The festival continues tomorrow while tickets for next year’s event go on sale starting June 1.

Crews are closely monitoring a 20-acre wildfire in Bay County—firefighters report that it is 60% contained as they check for hazards.

Officials will update the community as conditions change.

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.

Full Moon and Blue Moon Exploration

2-3 p.m. — Bay County Public Library — Free entry — Delve into fascinating insights on full moons and blue moons with the library’s NASA Ambassador.