Good morning, Panama City.

Golfers will compete in the sixth annual Addie & Baylor’s Panama City Beach Golf Scramble on Oct.

9 at Bay Point Golf Club, supporting local kids and literacy. Organizers invite four-person teams and area business owners to join the fun day on the links.

The St. Joe Company announced that lifestyle shop Anthropologie is set to open a 9,000 sqft store — a location that will include a bridal experience — at Watersound Town Center.

NewsChannel 7’s Mia Hernandez and Emmett Rice discussed summer blockbusters in Panama City, including Spider-Man: Brand New Day which nearly made $1 billion at the U.S. box office during Movie Music Monday.

The Florida Department of Health is proposing to remove four immunization requirements for PreK-12 schools—Hepatitis B, chicken pox, Hib and pneumococcal vaccines—and to expand religious exemptions to include moral and ethical beliefs; the proposal begins a 21-day public comment period.

Local doctors warn that cyclospora and salmonella infections may rise this summer due to warmer temperatures, urging residents to follow safe food handling practices (including proper washing of produce) to reduce risk.

Florida Power and Light sports poll asked residents to choose the top Bay County high school athlete based on game stats from Aug.

17 to 21 (voting remains open until noon Friday).