Good morning, Panama City.

Arnold High School held a 9/11 remembrance ceremony yesterday in Panama City Beach (displaying a Pentagon facade fragment) to honor victims of the attack 25 years ago.

Officials and community members listened to speeches and watched videos that recalled the tragic day.

Panama City held a memorial ceremony on Sept.

11 to honor 9/11 victims and first responders, with officials (including U.S. Air Force Col. Ryan Thulin and local leaders) leading tributes.

Panama City held a remembrance ceremony yesterday for the 25th anniversary of Sept.

11, where first responders and local community members honored the victims and heroes. Officials and residents gathered in a solemn tribute to the events that changed history.

Carefree Boat Club closed its Treasure Coast, Gulf Coast, and North Florida locations on Sept.

9 after citing rising costs for insurance and maintenance. The company continues to charge members $4,000 initiation fees and up to $500 monthly, leaving many Florida members seeking refunds.

Publix said its Florida buy-one-get-one-free rule needs customers to purchase two identical items for a discount, while other states allow buying one for half price.

The policy remains unchanged as shoppers look for ways to save on rising grocery costs.

FSU Panama City has been awarded a $1 million federal grant for its TRIO program—this funding helps middle and high school students in eight school districts access college services as part of a $5 million grant over five years.

Locally acquired dengue fever cases in Florida rose to 111 as of Sept.

5 (with symptoms like fever, rash, and headache) and health officials urge residents to monitor for signs of the illness.