Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, Panama City.
Payment plans for the 2027 Gulf Coast Jam are now available.
The festival will run June 3-6 at Panama City Beach & offers installment options for ticket buyers.
Manna Café, which opened in May, has earned back-to-back community awards for its allergy-friendly coffee shop in Panama City.
The couple built the store by hand and plans to host local events plus open a second location soon.
Little Village is hosting Dolly Day this evening to honor the legacy of an iconic superstar with themed 9 to 5-inspired activities.
The event will bring the community together for a local celebration (proceeds support Lids 4 Kids).
Local historical society and UWF members met recently in Panama City to review plans for preserving archaeological sites.
They aim to protect heritage landmarks by considering targeted preservation strategies.
Florida's minimum wage will rise to $15 per hour after Sept.
30 for untipped workers, with annual inflation adjustments beginning next year. Tipped employees will receive ($11.98 per hour) as approved by voters.
The Florida Department of Health urges residents to spend 10 minutes checking their homes for standing water to help stop dengue and other mosquito-borne viruses.
Experts and the CDC advise draining water from items like flower pots and gutters + following these steps to reduce mosquito breeding.
Scott Rossman interviewed Mosley head coach Tommy Joe Whiddon and Bay High’s head coach Jay Brown — discussing their teams’ performances during the current high school football season — in a 7+ digital exclusive broadcast on Friday, Sept.
25.
Local high school football teams played district games during Week 6 — Baker won 42-6 over North Bay Haven on Thursday and Mosley triumphed 35-28 over Bay on Friday.
Additional scores include Lincoln 7, Pensacola 24 and Arnold 6 in matchups among area schools.
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