Good morning, Panama City.

The Central Panhandle Fair will run Oct.

6-10 at the fairgrounds (2230 E. 15th St.) in Panama City and will showcase agriculture, crafts, food, and youth contests. Gates open Tuesday at 6 p.m., Wednesday at 6 p.m., Thursday at 6 p.m., Friday at 4 p.m., and Saturday at 2 p.m.

Anchorage Children’s Home held its annual luncheon at Emerald Coast Fellowship (Bay County) to honor its staff and community for protecting abused and homeless youth.

FSU Panama City celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month on Tuesday as students & community leaders gathered at Holley Academic Center to share cultural pride.

The event featured music, dancing, and personal stories that showcased unity and resilience.

A retired firefighter is sharing his ceramics skills during community workshops, teaching local residents creative techniques through regular sessions (a role that highlights his enduring commitment to art).

Nine Bay District VPK programs were recognized by the Early Learning Coalition for top performance in quality, instruction & learning during a board meeting where teachers received awards, and Bay District Schools plans to expand early learning opportunities.

Clocks in Panama City will fall back one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov.

1, as daylight saving time ends; Florida’s move for permanent daylight saving time awaits Senate approval (the U.S. House passed the Sunshine Protection Act).

Panama City Beach officials have issued a boil water notice for the Wildwood Road area after water quality concerns emerged 5 hours ago — residents should boil tap water until the notice is lifted.

Cheyenne Risinger, the home-schooled setter for Arnold’s Marlins, has been named Student Athlete of the Week by Walborsky, Bradley and Fleming.

She and her team will play today in Pensacola with a 7-6 record.