Panacea News

SPI Restaurant Equipment and Supplies LLC of Panacea, the largest new and used restaurant equipment dealer in North Florida, is expanding its lines to include a complete selection of hotel and resort wares.

By Bill Scanlon , Rocky Mountain News Originally published 11:44 a.m., July 9, 2008 Updated 11:44 a.m., July 9, 2008 They spend much of their lives in mud, but this week horseshoe crabs are the stars of the ...

Beach closures like the ones announced in Miami-Dade this week will continue throughout Florida as long as state and local governments continue to use the state's coastal waters as a toilet, concludes a ...

PANAMA CITY -- Fourteen jurors listened today as two opposing views of former Florida A&M administrator Patricia McGill were painted in a federal courthouse which seats about 40 people.

The Seminole Radio Control Club holds its Second Annual "Flying for a Cure" fly-in event from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Seminole RC Airfield in honor of Walter H. Dodson.

Florida Communities Trust to Fund Three Additional Projects ~ Communities will use more than $12 million for open space and recreation areas ~ TALLAHASSEE The Department of Community Affairs today announced ...

The Department of Community Affairs says its Florida Communities Trust program will be able to fund two additional land acquisition projects in Northwest Florida, thanks to effective negotiations that reduced ...

At the April 22 meeting of the Franklin County Commission, the board moved to rescind the building permits for two houses at the SummerCamp Beach development on St.

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On Thursday, May 8, from 7 to 9 p.m., the public is invited to attend the next in a series of free lectures on coastal and marine conservation held throughout the year at the Florida State University Coastal ... via The Times - Apalachicola & Carrabelle

“I like the festival because a lot of people are out here with their families and everyone is so friendly and that's what makes it so enjoyable. Everybody gets out with family and friends and just to have a good time”

The Panacea Blue Crab Festival is one of the largest festivals on North Florida's coast. via WCTV Tallahassee

“When it gets busy like this I come out and help them out”

PANACEA-The fish were soaring and the crab meat flying during Saturday's Blue Crab Festival in Panacea. via Tallahassee.com

“We've done a lot to clean up the place”

Two coastal businesses are hoping irresistible spring weather and area residents' desire to get close to the water will attract potential customers. via Tallahassee.com

While North Port city commissioners were reviewing the Evaluation and Appraisal Report suddenly they realized nothing could be done because the process leading up to their vote was incomplete. via North Port Sun

“There is definitely one big-box retailer circling that site now”

Stay with 'new urban' design or parcel project out to commercial interests? Location, location, location is not what it used to be, but timing, as always, is everything. via North Port Sun

“I'm just glad that Tallahassee has these kind of events because it just makes it a great place to live. We get to come out on these beautiful days and enjoy each other and meet all our neighbors. I think that's a positive things for Tallahassee”

Organizers say last year there was a wine tasting festival but this year they decided to switch it up with the first ever seafood festival. via WCTV Tallahassee

I had intended to circulate a press release to local newspapers in the South Georgia area where UFO/ET sightings are taking place so they can be alerted to the unfolding of these events and be prepared for the ... via The Canadian National Newspaper

“It's been a large part of my identity”

The partnership that has stood behind Paradise Grill is breaking up. It's true. The longtime association of Fincher Smith with partner Drew McLeod is changing, but it's good news - kind of. via Tallahassee.com

Ever wonder what the paintings of a young Picasso looked like? Or those of Monet or Rembrandt? How did they paint in their teenage years? The annual Wakulla High School Art Class exhibit will open this month ... via Tallahassee.com

“Those who sling mud end up with dirty hands.”

Oh, no! The moon is gone. Did we miss the spy satellite? To the Zing!er who says his neighborhood bans clotheslines: Florida Statute 163.04 overrides any such neighborhood covenant. via Tallahassee Democrat