Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Panama City.
Salvation Army will host the Strike Out Domestic Violence Bowling Tournament on Saturday, Oct.
17 from 1-5 p.m. at 810 Entertainment at Laketown Wharf Resort (9902 S. Thomas Dr., Unit 23) to raise awareness for its Domestic Violence Program.
Community members can support local organizations by dining at Pineapple Willy's this week, as the pay-it-forward event runs until Sept.
20 in the panhandle.
Destination Panama City won the Silver Visit Florida Flagler Award for its Penny’s Adventures campaign, which promoted family-friendly stops like Shell Island and the Center for the Arts over six months, and rising postage costs will shift the monthly mailings to digital so families can sign up online.
BackStage Pass returns to historic downtown Panama City soon, offering live music & art displays for local residents.
Event organizers plan a lively evening that highlights talent and community spirit in a well-known creative hub.
Ascension Sacred Heart Bay opens its renewed Joseph F.
Chapman III Education Center today to boost health care training for local workers (designed to meet growing community needs).
AccuWeather monitors a possible tropical depression forming southeast of Bermuda later this week, and conditions in the northern Gulf may let a homegrown system develop into a tropical storm by the weekend, prompting Florida residents to prepare for heavy rain + gusty winds.
NewsBay County's Supervisor of Elections office celebrated National Voter Registration Day today + officials encouraged residents to register ahead of the November election.
Bay County revised its animal trapping rules on Tuesday to set specific limits that keep wildlife safe during extreme heat (officials said the changes aim to reduce animal stress during high temperatures).
North Bay Haven and Mosley high schools each received $5,000 as two of six Florida winners in T-Mobile's Friday Night Lights contest announced Sept.
15. The statewide program supports athletic facility improvements and accepts applications until Sept. 18 with public voting scheduled from Oct. 8-25.
Vernon volleyball swept Rutherford 3-0 during a match in Panama City on Sept.
14. Highlights capture the key plays of the game for local fans.
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