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Lucky’s Market re-opening tomorrow
November 13, 2018 — JAN WADDYPanama City store invites community to shindig
Monthly Archives: November 2018
Lucky’s Market re-opening tomorrow
Posted on November 13, 2018 — JAN WADDYPanama City store invites community to shindig
Man denies false name charge in homicide investigation
Posted on November 8, 2018 — ZACK McDONALDPANAMA CITY — An Alabama man who slept while a marijuana robbery turned into a fatal shooting of a 16-year-old Arnold High School student has pleaded not guilty to giving investigators a false name while being questioned.Cordarell Merell Wright, 25, … (Read More)
Man denies false name charge in homicide investigation
Posted on November 8, 2018 — ZACK McDONALDPANAMA CITY — An Alabama man who slept while a marijuana robbery turned into a fatal shooting of a 16-year-old Arnold High School student has pleaded not guilty to giving investigators a false name while being questioned.Cordarell Merell Wright, 25, … (Read More)
Flower shop sprouts back in shed
Posted on November 8, 2018 — JOSHUA BOUCHERPANAMA CITY — On a patch of concrete surrounded by storm-damaged homes and businesses, flags stating “OPEN” and “FLOWERS” waved on Monday in front of what appeared to be a garden shed.To Harrison McElheney, the owner of Hallmark Flower Shoppe, … (Read More)
Flower shop sprouts back in shed
Posted on November 8, 2018 — JOSHUA BOUCHERPANAMA CITY — On a patch of concrete surrounded by storm-damaged homes and businesses, flags stating “OPEN” and “FLOWERS” waved on Monday in front of what appeared to be a garden shed.To Harrison McElheney, the owner of Hallmark Flower Shoppe, … (Read More)
Fish, dive from private charter boats at Capt. Anderson’s Marina
Posted on November 8, 2018 — JAN WADDYPanama City Beach charters offer inshore, deep sea and spearfishing excursions
Fish, dive from private charter boats at Capt. Anderson’s Marina
Posted on November 8, 2018 — JAN WADDYPanama City Beach charters offer inshore, deep sea and spearfishing excursions
See updated list of open Panama City restaurants
Posted on November 8, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY — Since last Friday, I’ve enjoyed a sugar-free flavored latte from Amavida and a decadent slice of cheesy goodness from Pizza Amore, as I try to find balance.Here is an updated list of Panama City restaurants that are … (Read More)
See updated list of open Panama City restaurants
Posted on November 7, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY — Since last Friday, I’ve enjoyed a sugar-free flavored latte from Amavida and a decadent slice of cheesy goodness from Pizza Amore, as I try to find balance.Here is an updated list of Panama City restaurants that are … (Read More)
Gulf Power storm repairs could top $350 million
Posted on November 7, 2018 — The News Service of FloridaBAY COUNTY — Gulf Power, the largest utility in Northwest Florida, expects a final tab of hundreds of millions of dollars from Hurricane Michael.In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Wednesday by the utility’s parent company, Gulf estimated that costs … (Read More)
Gulf Power storm repairs could top $350 million
Posted on November 7, 2018 — The News Service of FloridaBAY COUNTY — Gulf Power, the largest utility in Northwest Florida, expects a final tab of hundreds of millions of dollars from Hurricane Michael.In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Wednesday by the utility’s parent company, Gulf estimated that costs … (Read More)
Hurricane Michael creates high demand for new cars
Posted on November 6, 2018 — Patrick McCreless“I’ll take pretty much anything to get around.”
Hurricane Michael creates high demand for new cars
Posted on November 6, 2018 — Patrick McCreless“I’ll take pretty much anything to get around.”
Thanksgiving pies: Start with dessert this year
Posted on November 6, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY — Don’t push the pause button on life — but fully embrace it and each other, beginning with dessert.Maybe the Thanksgiving tradition looks a little different this year — gathering at a friend’s house or in a temporary … (Read More)
Thanksgiving pies: Start with dessert this year
Posted on November 6, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY — Don’t push the pause button on life — but fully embrace it and each other, beginning with dessert.Maybe the Thanksgiving tradition looks a little different this year — gathering at a friend’s house or in a temporary … (Read More)
St. Joe still committed to marina project
Posted on November 5, 2018 — KATIE LANDECKPANAMA CITY — Hurricane Michael didn’t scare away the St. Joe Company from its plans to build a hotel in downtown Panama City. If anything, it motivated them.On Friday, St. Joe CEO Jorge Gonzalez sent a letter to the city … (Read More)
St. Joe still committed to marina project
Posted on November 5, 2018 — KATIE LANDECKPANAMA CITY — Hurricane Michael didn’t scare away the St. Joe Company from its plans to build a hotel in downtown Panama City. If anything, it motivated them.On Friday, St. Joe CEO Jorge Gonzalez sent a letter to the city … (Read More)
McDonald’s franchise owner helps employees affected by Hurricane Michael
Posted on November 2, 2018 — COLLIN BREAUXBAY COUNTY – The franchise owner of several local McDonald’s restaurants is helping employees after Hurricane Michael.Tracy Johnstone owns and operates several local McDonald’s with her husband Tim Johnstone as Johnstone Foods. They have been helping employees, including new hires, … (Read More)
McDonald’s franchise owner helps employees affected by Hurricane Michael
Posted on November 2, 2018 — COLLIN BREAUXBAY COUNTY – The franchise owner of several local McDonald’s restaurants is helping employees after Hurricane Michael.Tracy Johnstone owns and operates several local McDonald’s with her husband Tim Johnstone as Johnstone Foods. They have been helping employees, including new hires, … (Read More)
Locals get Hurricane Michael tattoos to commemorate disaster, recovery
Posted on November 1, 2018 — GENEVIEVE SMITHThe most popular tattoos so far have been designs of the 850 area code, with the 0 replaced by a small hurricane graphic, or an orange. Residents also been been purchasing art of Florida’s outline, as a reminder of the … (Read More)
Locals get Hurricane Michael tattoos to commemorate disaster, recovery
Posted on November 1, 2018 — GENEVIEVE SMITHThe most popular tattoos so far have been designs of the 850 area code, with the 0 replaced by a small hurricane graphic, or an orange. Residents also been been purchasing art of Florida’s outline, as a reminder of the … (Read More)
Beau’s owners open doors to community
Posted on November 1, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY BEACH — After pouring a lifetime of savings and dreams into their first restaurant, Chris and Brittany Infinger were set to open Beau’s on Oct. 10, the same day Hurricane Michael made landfall.”I wanted something small. I wanted … (Read More)
Beau’s owners open doors to community
Posted on November 1, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY BEACH — After pouring a lifetime of savings and dreams into their first restaurant, Chris and Brittany Infinger were set to open Beau’s on Oct. 10, the same day Hurricane Michael made landfall.”I wanted something small. I wanted … (Read More)
Support open restaurants in Panama City, Panama City Beach
Posted on November 1, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY — After standing in line for an SBA disaster loan Monday afternoon, and not looking forward to the prospect of boiling water to wash dishes at our house in Springfield, my family opted for dinner at Funky Mermaid in downtown Panama City.The cash-only menu … (Read More)
Support open restaurants in Panama City, Panama City Beach
Posted on November 1, 2018 — JAN WADDYPANAMA CITY — After standing in line for an SBA disaster loan Monday afternoon, and not looking forward to the prospect of boiling water to wash dishes at our house in Springfield, my family opted for dinner at Funky Mermaid in downtown Panama City.The cash-only menu … (Read More)
Bay County employers are hiring after Hurricane Michael, but housing and loyalty may be a roadblock
Posted on November 1, 2018 — By Hannah Morse GateHouse Media FloridaThe largest employers in Bay County are showing that Hurricane Michael can’t run them out of town. But housing will play a key role in keeping businesses—and their employees—afloat.
Bay County employers are hiring after Hurricane Michael, but housing and loyalty may be a roadblock
Posted on November 1, 2018 — By Hannah Morse GateHouse Media FloridaThe largest employers in Bay County are showing that Hurricane Michael can’t run them out of town. But housing will play a key role in keeping businesses—and their employees—afloat.
Who pays for out-of-state power company crews, equipment and supplies?
Posted on November 1, 2018 — Patrick McCrelessGulf Power foots the bill with money set aside for disaster recovery.