Yesterday | WJHG-TV Panama City
Abandoned Landfill Could Soon be Cleaned Up
An abandoned landfill in Panama City may soon be cleaned up. The landfill is off of Sherman and 9th avenue.
Yesterday | WJHG-TV Panama City
Gas Station Altercation Ends with Gunshots and a Severely Injured Motorcyclist
Marianna- What caused a motorcycle to end up mangled and tangled in a fence? A truck to be riddled with gunshots- and one person to be life-flighted to a Panama City hospital? That's what investigators from Jackson County, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, state attorneys office and Florida Highway Patrol have been trying to figure out.
Monday | PR-inside.com
Harvey Gulf expands its offshore fleet using Wartsila's comprehensive integrated solution
Wartsila Corporation, Press release, 17 June 2013 at 10 pm EET Wartsila, the marine industry's leading solutions and services provider, has been awarded the contract by Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc., of Panama City, Florida to supply an integrated solution for a new multipurpose support vessel for Harvey Gulf International Marine, LLC of New ... (more)
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Women's Work-Life Symposium Features Beth Holloway
The Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce's Fourth Annual Women's Work-Life Symposium was help today at the Florida State University Panama City's Holley Academic Center.
Man who faked his death pleads to sex charge
A Georgia man who officials say faked his own death to avoid prosecution on sex charges in Florida, has pleaded no contest in the Florida case.
Coal plants hit by groups in pollution plan
Environmentalists are questioning Florida's latest plans to comply with federal clean-air requirements without mandating that two of its heaviest-polluting coal-fired power plants meet the stricter pollution limits.
Tyndall Dive Club in the Process of Making a Jet Reef
Volunteers from the Tyndall Dive Club and Tyndall Air Force Base are helping dismantle the two F-101 Voodoo jets that were on display in Panama City for years.
Scheduled flights return to Oxford through new airline
A nine-passenger Cessna Caravan sat on the tarmac at Clegg Field in Oxford on Wednesday afternoon, with scores of people admiring its wide leather seats and ample luggage bay.
Former housing authority director indicted
A former director of the Apalachicola Housing Authority has been charged with allegedly stealing thousands of dollars in federal housing funds and spending them on personal items.
Slain Civil Rights Activist Honored
Panama City Mayor Greg Brudniicki read and signed a commemorative proclamation in honor of Medgar Evers, a World War 2 veteran, and NAACP's first field secretary in Mississippi.
Weatherford touts education reform
Senate President Don Gaetz and House Speaker Will Weatherford are touring Florida this summer to discuss what they accomplished during this year's legislative session and their goals for next year.
The Florida Bar - Daily News Summary - June 12, 2013
An electronic digest of media coverage of interest to members of The Florida Bar compiled each workday by the Public Information and Bar Services Department.
Arkansas man drowns off Panama City Beach
PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL - A 68-year-old man from Mount Pine, AR, drowned while swimming in the Gulf of Mexico off Panama City Beach.
GOP Crowd Forming to Run for Bay County House Seat
In 2014, Rep. Jimmy Patronis, R-Panama City, will be term-limited, leaving his steadily Republican-leaning district representing parts of Bay County open.
Florida Panhandle Grandma Graduates Law School
A 70-year-old grandmother is studying for the bar exam after graduating from law school.
Fla. Panhandle grandma graduates law school
Sandra Wilson graduated from law school in May at age 70. Now she's studying for the bar exam and preparing to look for a job.
Florida Legislature briefs: Tuesday, June 11, 2013
House Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, and Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, are hitting the road again to tout the results of this year's legislative The second outing by the 'Work Plan Florida Tour' will focus on the Panhandle, with stops Wednesday in Panama City, Fort Walton Beach, Gulf Breeze and Pensacola, followed by more ... (more)
New Memphis airline begins taking online reservations
Memphians lamenting the coming cuts by Delta at Memphis International Airport can take some small solace in the fact the the regional air carrier, Southern Airways Express, is now taking online reservations.
Snapper Season a Success So Far
For many fishermen across the Gulf Coast, red snapper season is almost better than Christmas, and this year it's no contest.