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Ice cream sandwiches are more than 100 years old, but the ones we know now — with the chocolate wafers and vanilla ice cream inside — date back to at least the 1940s, when a man named Jerry Newberg sold … (Read More)
Sunday matinee added to schedule at Todd Herendeen Theatre
Students prepare soup for Empty Bowls Supper
PANAMA CITY — Bay Medical Sacred Heart wants to hire 300 employees starting this year, replacing about half of the workers the hospital laid off in February.Heath Evans, president of Bay Medical, said the plan is to hire 300 people as … (Read More)
Restaurant relocates after Hurricane Michael
Target isn’t the only private-sector employer raising wages.Bank of America, the nation’s second-largest bank, said Tuesday that it will incrementally boost its minimum wage to $20 per hour over the next two years. The first bump will come in May, … (Read More)
Austin-based Bumble on Thursday announced the launch of Bumble Mag, a lifestyle magazine made in partnership with Hearst.The first edition of the magazine, which was made available nationwide Friday, features 100 pages of interviews, advice, product guides and more, the … (Read More)
PANAMA CITY BEACH — Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen brings families to the table for extra helpings of comfort food and conversation — without having to spend hours cooking in their own kitchens.”The Paula Deen concept started in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. It was … (Read More)
PANAMA CITY BEACH — Parachute lands in the sand April 28 during SandJam at M.B. Miller County Pier.”It’s one of those cities where we tend to hang out at the beach but hadn’t done shows there,” said Will Anderson, lead vocals … (Read More)
Indie-dance duo performs April 28 in Panama City Beach
If you notice workers at your local Target store have a little more spring in their step, there’s a good reason for it.The retailer announced Thursday that it will boost minimum wage for its employees to $13 per hour this year, … (Read More)
Panama City Mexican restaurant also operates 2 food trucks
Martin Ensemble takes show on road to Panama City Beach
Watkins knew how much destruction the school sustained during Hurricane Michael, and felt that using Publix Serves Day would be a great way to give back to a school that does so much for the community.