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Community members in Jackson County are honoring the officers who have given the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. More>>
The Panama City Police Department announces the arrest of Alexandra Czinege, 33 years of age. Czinege is being charged with one count of Child Abuse, the victim is under the age of 12. On May 15, 2012 More>>
Comcast today announced the roll out of "XFINITY," a major upgrade of its video and broadband services, over the coming months for its customers in Panama City Beach. Comcast will add 34 new high-definition More>>
Girls Inc practiced the art of gardening at the St. Andrews Community Garden Tuesday. More>>
After being postponed a few weeks ago due to rain, the 'Kids Fest Vocal Star' competition was back on Tuesday night at Rosenwald High School. More>>
A special workshop in Callaway gets heated Tuesday night and it was all over money. The city entered an agreement to purchase a service contract from Utilities Inc. last year. The purchase will cost home owners money in the form of impact fees imposed by the city. But residents were hit with yet another cost at Tuesday's meeting, and one resident showed his opposition in a strong way. More>>
In an effort to save money and keep the Chipley One-Stop Center open, the Chipola Regional Workforce Development Board is reevaluating its contract with the Washington County School Board. More>>
The Bay County Commission gave the green light to a $7.9 million dollar expansion project for Hiland Park Baptist Church, despite objections from some of the church's neighbors. More>>
The Florida State Board of Education held an emergency meeting Tuesday to discuss how to fix the dramatic decrease in the preliminary FCAT Writing Assessment scores. The preliminary numbers, released Monday, dropped a bombshell for Bay District school officials. More>>
A federal Grand Jury returned a fifteen-count second superseding indictment today charging twelve individuals with numerous narcotic and gun offenses. The indictment was announced by Pamela C. Marsh, United More>>
Walton County Students and the Walton County Animal Shelter are teaming up on a new program for pets. It's called 'ID Me Please' and everyone involved hopes that it will help cut down on stray animals in the community. More>>
Fishermen across the panhandle are breathing a sigh of relief. The US House of Representatives endorsed a ban on new fishing limits on an array of fish; among the list are red snapper and grouper. More>>
There was an unwelcome sight Monday in a Jackson County neighborhood—graffiti spray painted across at least 6 homes. At least six cars were also vandalized. More>>
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