Allison Baker
WJHG-TV
Panama City Beach, FL, United States
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PCB listed as Top Spring Break Destination by national news outlet
Fox News released a list of top spring break destinations, and on that list at number three is PCB. → Read More
Bay County non-profit handing out Narcan during spring break
Since spring break is arriving in the Panhandle, there is always a risk of someone wanting to have a good time and potentially taking a drug laced with fentanyl. → Read More
FSU-PC students ‘walk-out’ to protest DeSantis transgender health data survey
College students at FSU-Panama City and across the state walked out in protest on Thursday. Speaking out against Governor Ron DeSantis’s recent "Gender Dysphoria Services" survey. → Read More
ECP prepares for the worst in live training drill
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport conducted a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) required Live Emergency Drill Exercise Wednesday morning. → Read More
Friends of the Governor Stone holds annual meeting
The Governor Stone has had to overcome many obstacles since being built in the 1800′s. That includes being damaged by Hurricane Michael in 20118. So the non-profit has stepped in to restore the schooner to her glory days. But as they discussed Sunday the restoration efforts have hit a few bumps in the road. → Read More
PCB Food Truck Festival draws large crowd
If you are interested in attending the event, it runs through Sunday. General admission is $5. → Read More
Arnold Construction Academy building a tiny house
Currently, the house does not look like a home, but soon the Arnold Construction Academy students will have completed building a one-bedroom. one-bathroom home built by hand. → Read More
Rain holds off for annual St. Andrews Mardi Gras parade
On Saturday, 30 floats made their way down Beck Avenue tossing hundreds of beads into the crowd. → Read More
Therapy dog visits second graders at University Academy
Bobo walked from class to class throughout the morning, alongside his owner and a dog training expert. The three were at the school to educate the kids on service and therapy animals. → Read More
Kirchgessner family filing lawsuit following the death of their two kids
The Kirchgessner family is not giving up. On Wednesday they announced they were filing a lawsuit in a Bay County Circuit Court. → Read More
New Lynn Haven Commissioner appointed to fill vacant seat
In the 4-0 vote, commissioners decided Judy Vandergrift would temporarily fill the seat until the special election on April 18th. → Read More
PCB ranked in ‘Most Dangerous Beaches in America’
On that top ten list sits Panama City Beach at number four. → Read More
Bay High principal and senior recognized at FASC District One Convention
At the end of the day, awards were announced which included the 2022-2023 District One Principal of the Year and that winner happened to be Bay High’s Principal, Blythe Carpenter. Bay High also took home an award for 2022-2023 District One Member of the Year, which went to senior Jazmira Guzman. → Read More
Special Election to take place for Lynn Haven Commission seat four
The reason it is being called a Special Election is that the person who is elected for commission seat four will serve out the remaining two years of the commissioner that resigned. → Read More
7-year-old battling rare form of cancer
Doctors discovered Iaan had a rare form of cancer called Extragonadal Teratoma with a Malignant Nephroblastoma. → Read More
Community comes together to build home in Marianna
The pilot home project has now become a group effort, thanks to a partnership between the City of Marianna, the North Florida Inland Long Term Recovery Group, and other organizations. → Read More
PCB takeover flyer gives locals flashbacks to last March
Chaos could be returning, after a flyer started circling social media, on it are big bold letters that say ‘Panama City Beach Spring Break Takeover.’ → Read More
Florida Governor proposes new education legislation that could impact teachers unions
DeSantis referred to his legislative proposal as a teacher’s “Bill of Rights.” → Read More
Dinner at the Park draws large crowd to support local museum
All of the money raised went straight back to the Man in the Sea Museum. → Read More
New photography show opening in Panama City
The exhibit features the work of Vivian Maier and truly has you traveling back in time to 50 years ago. → Read More