Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 15th of October.
Good morning, Panama City.
Operation BBQ Relief served nearly 30,000 free hot meals on Wednesday at several Walmart and community sites for residents affected by recent storms and will continue offering meals in the coming days.
The Sleep Center donated mattresses to Panama City Beach Fire Station 30 on Wednesday + the donation will help firefighters who work 48-hour shifts get more comfortable rest during their duty.
Hispanic Heritage Month ends today in Panama City as major retailers like Amazon, Target, and Ulta showcase collections featuring items like Lotería games, espresso makers and beauty products that honor Latino heritage.
Local residents can shop these curated finds to celebrate family traditions and cultural pride.
VISIT FLORIDA invested $1 million to boost Northwest Florida tourism recovery after Hurricane Isaias, funding a new marketing campaign to highlight local beaches, outdoor recreation & visitor experiences.
Local tourism leaders will work together to launch the campaign in the fall and winter, supporting the hardest-hit counties.
Bay County announced that its crews will collect unbagged vegetative storm debris Monday, Oct.
26, from unincorporated Panama City Beach and north along State 79 to Steelfield Road — free landfill drop-offs run through Sunday, Oct. 25.
Bay County is expanding its storm debris pickup to include unincorporated areas with roadside collection for unbagged vegetative debris starting Oct.
26. Residents should place debris along the roadside without blocking traffic and can apply for help through Rebuild Bay if needed.
The Emerald Coast Pancreatic Cancer Initiative will host its 10th annual cure ride on Saturday, Oct.
24 in St. Andrews. The event will feature witches & wicked family fun to support pancreatic cancer research.
Bay County high school football kicks off today with Week 9 games on Thursday and Friday, and live scores will update as the action unfolds.
North Bay Haven's Lady Buccaneers swept Bozeman on Oct.
14, advancing one win away from a district championship after rebuilding their team during a season of change.
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