Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of September.
Good morning, Panama City.
The Bay County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the 80th anniversary of its Military Affairs Committee in Panama City — acknowledging decades-long support for military families and local businesses while honoring leaders like Lieutenant General Bradford Everman and Congressman Neal Dunn as they build on community ties.
Emerald Coast Theatre Company presents Come From Away starting today until Sept.
27, a musical that recounts the true story of 38 planes landing in Gander after 9/11 at its Miramar Beach venue (560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200).
Florida’s average price for regular gas reached $4.07 a gallon on Sept.
9 amid rising oil costs driven by the Iran conflict, while the Panama City area posted the lowest average at $3.89. Higher rates were recorded in other metros — experts expect prices may remain elevated.
FSU-PC’s ASCENT program received a $126,000 grant from the St. Joe Community Foundation to fund K-12 technology clubs in Bay and Walton counties.
The funding will support equipment and camp programs (including an esports club at Rosenwald High) that help students gain technical skills.
Arnold High School’s Interact Club will join the studio on Sept.
11 to share plans for a memorial ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attack, highlighting the school’s role in remembering the historic event.
Tyndall Air Force Base opened its new multi-faith Base Chapel on Wednesday — a recovery milestone featuring a stained-glass dove from 2018 — and it will host weekly services starting Sunday, Sept.
13.
City officials issued a boil water notice for parts of Panama City Beach on Gulf View, Coral, Sunset, Hilltop, Pinetree, Dolphin and Sea Breeze owing to a contractor-caused water main break; residents must boil all water for cooking and cleaning until repairs and tests confirm safety (notice active).
Bozeman High School announced yesterday that David Mellies is the new head softball coach, replacing Brittany Crowson.
He said he will build a program that emphasizes discipline and character on and off the field.
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