Carey Brauer
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Panama City, FL, United States
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Springfield PD hoping to start K9 unit
Assistant Police Chief Barry Roberts spoke to the City Commission at its workshop on Monday afternoon about creating the program. → Read More
TDC approves financing for PCB sports park
“At the end of the day, we expect this facility to be around for generations to come,” TDC Executive Director Dan Rowe said. → Read More
New building code requirement
Gulf Power invited guests to see a demonstration of how a blower door test is performed as a part of the company’s efforts to raise awareness of an upcoming change in Florida’s building code. Beginning July 1, Florida building code will require a blower door test on new single family home construction. → Read More
State, local leaders welcome GKN Aerospace
“Every now and then in the life of a community, a window opens up and you get to look a little bit into the future, and today, this morning, is one of those times,” said Wayne Stubbs, port executive director and chairman of the Bay Economic Development Alliance. “A window opened up, we looked a little bit into the future, and we see our future here is brighter than we thought it was.” → Read More
Dozens suggest changes to state constitution
PANAMA CITY — Residents of Northwest Florida suggested an array of topics for the Constitution Revision Commission to consider when it convenes to review the state’s constitution next year.Dozens of people spoke at the commission’s public hearing Wednesday night at Gulf Coast State College’s Amelia Center auditorium.Popular among their suggestions were maintaining municipal and county home rule,… → Read More
Transmitter sewage rehab delayed
SPRINGFIELD — Ongoing construction problems on Transmitter Road are delaying progress on the city’s sewage rehabilitation, and the delay could cost the city via heavy fines imposed by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).“It’s going over contract, and whether DEP will apply it, we don’t know,” Springfield mayor Ralph Hammond said. “But it’s in the contract that anything over the… → Read More
US 231 project taking shape
FDOT has proposed overpasses at U.S. 98, State 77, State 390 and Titus Road. Original plans for the project included six-laning the whole 24-mile stretch of U.S. 231, but after the study was completed, FDOT determined U.S. 231 will be widened to six lanes only from U.S. 98 to Penny Road. → Read More
FDOT gives update on 2 major road projects
Officials heard the latest on widening State 388 and State 390. → Read More
Airport allows taxis to change contracts
The window for taxi companies to change contracts comes after McClellan met with a group of airport taxi companies to find out how Uber has affected their business. Normally, taxi companies only would be able to change their contract every year. → Read More
No Name Lounge expanding deck, parking
“We want to bring more activity to the outside deck and accentuate the amenity we have there, which is the bay,” co-owner Jacob Lehtio said. → Read More
Patronis ‘humbled’ to be appointed to CRC
“I’m kind of a historian political junkie, and for me to witness this taking place here in Northwest Florida and all those guys coming here to eat at the restaurant, it was a big deal,” said Jimmy Patronis, a commissioner on the Florida Public Service Commission. → Read More
Infrastructure a focus in Lynn Haven forum
Infrastructure, particularly sewer, stormwater and water quality, were key components of the discussion among Lynn Haven's City Commission candidates. → Read More
Old city website taken over by porn site
The city last week began receiving complaints from citizens who were visiting the city's old website. → Read More