Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 6th of December.
Good morning, Panama City.
A Bay County pet rescue volunteer is searching for her missing 9-year-old beagle mix, Ozzy, who ran away near the Econfina dog hunt area on Strickland Road on Thanksgiving.
She offers a $1,000 reward + asks the community to report any sightings.
Panama City will host its Christmas tree lighting event today + organizers have adjusted plans as weather has impacted some holiday gatherings.
Tyndall’s annual tree lighting event took place yesterday and featured live music by Dekevion Gause — a community holiday tradition — that brought residents together.
A Bay County man won $1 million on a scratch-off ticket on Friday, Dec.
5, after buying the game at a local store. He plans to claim his prize soon, pending verification (as required by state lottery officials).
Career Source Gulf Coast hosted its Paychecks for Patriots job fair with 221 attendees (85 military-affiliated) and 30 Bay employers looking to hire in law enforcement, administration and manufacturing.
Job seekers who missed the fair can visit local Career Source centers.
Stella—the rescued Kemp’s ridley sea turtle recovering from fishing line injuries—returned to Gulf waters Thursday near Gulf World.
The Florida Panhandle Marine Institute marked her final release from its former facility while planning a new location.
Mosley won its home hoops game on Friday against South Walton — the team showed strong teamwork and energized its local sports scene.
The Nutcracker by Panama City Ballet
7-9 p.m. — Arnold High School — Ticket prices vary — Experience a magical journey through dance with the enchanting tale of Clara and her beloved Nutcracker.
39th Annual Boat Parade of Lights
5:30-7:30 p.m. — Destination Panama City — Free entry — Enjoy a magical holiday boat parade illuminating St. Andrews Bay with festive lights and decorations.
Christmas Community Feast
2-4 p.m. — Sun Outdoors Panama City Beach — Bring a dish to share — Enjoy a festive community gathering with a delicious feast and good company.
New Year's Eve Beach Ball Drop
Evening — Pier Park — Free entry — Celebrate the New Year with a spectacular beach ball drop and festive atmosphere.
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