Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 27th of September.
Good morning, Panama City.
A lost cat named Tiny Tim was found in a dumpster near a landfill after being spotted on Shelter Spotlight.
The cat’s family, who had nearly given up hope after three months of searching, quickly called Bay County Animal Shelter to reclaim him.
Panama City Beach Parks and Recreation hosted its annual fall festival and market at Aaron Bessant Park where families enjoyed local vendors, food trucks, and fall-themed attractions.
The event took place Saturday and celebrated the season with community warmth.
Panama City celebrated fall on Saturday with its annual Oktoberfest - people of all ages gathered downtown wearing traditional German attire to enjoy the festivities.
Marshall and Alivia were crowned homecoming king and queen during Mosley’s celebration on Sept.
25 at Tommy Oliver Stadium (the game ended 35-7) in a festive display of school spirit.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking Tropical Depression Fay & Tropical Storm Gonzalo in the Atlantic, but both are forecast to weaken without affecting our area.
Meanwhile, a nor'easter is triggering big swells that may cause rip currents along our east coast beaches today.
The Northwest Florida Invitational featured intense high school games Friday and Saturday, with teams like Liberty and Cottondale posting strong scores.
The tournament showcased local talent — boosting community interest in regional sports.
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