Sayona Khandwalla
WJHG-TV
Panama City Beach, FL, United States
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New companies coming to Bay County, providing hundreds of jobs
Bay County Chamber of Commerce and Bay Economic Development Alliance held the First Friday meeting at FSU-PC. → Read More
Animal shelters experiencing less adoptions
Owners surrender their pets due to moving, financial issues, or having a baby. → Read More
Port St. Joe residents are frustrated with lingering sewer stench
The stinky smell comes around during the summer months and is caused by dead algae from the wastewater plant treatment pond. → Read More
Volunteers needed for Elevate Bay mentorship program
There are currently more than 300 students on a waiting list for mentorship. → Read More
New studies show 31% of Florida students aren’t returning to college due to COVID-19
Tom P. Haney Technical College in Panama City is dealing with the opposite. Officials say more than 400 students enrolled for the Fall semester. → Read More
New studies show 31% of Florida students aren’t returning to college due to COVID-19
Tom P. Haney Technical College in Panama City is dealing with the opposite. Officials say more than 400 students enrolled for the Fall semester. → Read More
The Walton County School District gets an ‘A’ in academics once again
The Florida Department of Education gave Walton County an 'A' grade for the fourth year in a row. → Read More
Florida officials beware of scammers when you online shop
The Bay County Sheriff's Office gives people tips on how to avoid online theft and scammers. → Read More
St. Andrews area ready for a brighter future
The St. Andrews area is undergoing a revitalization after damage from Hurricane Michael, more than three years ago. → Read More
Port St. Joe community held unveiling ceremony to honor veterans
A monument to honor more than 300 North Port St. Joe veterans was unveiled for the Fourth of July. → Read More
Celebrating America’s independence with the annual ‘Proud to be an American’ parade in Lynn Haven
The annual Fourth of July parade at Sharon Sheffield Park in Lynn Haven, included more than 65 floats. → Read More
Bay County firefighter warns about firework dangers after losing part of his fingers
According to the National Fire Protection Association, fireworks start over 19,000 fires and send over 9,000 people to the emergency room each year in the U.S. → Read More
GCSC foundation receives $100,000 grant
Grant received for student scholarships at Gulf Coast State College and assistance for low-income students. → Read More
Boaters trying to stay afloat after rise in gas prices
Some boaters at Captain Anderson's Marina in Panama City Beach, are spending $1,000 every two days on fuel. → Read More
Portion of St. Andrews State Park campground reopened after damage from Hurricane Michael
Another portion of the campground at St. Andrews State Park in Bay County, is open. After damage from Hurricane Michael, the facility is being rebuilt with new improvements. → Read More
Gas prices are at an all time high, people resort to stealing gas in PCB
Two reports of people stealing gas in Panama City Beach have been filed by police. According to AAA, the average national gas price is $5, making it the highest it's ever been. → Read More
Gulf World Marine Park celebrates World Oceans Day
Gulf World Marine Park teamed up with other local organizations to bring awareness for World Oceans Day. → Read More
Families came together for the 10th Annual Taunton Family Festival
After being postponed due to the pandemic, the Taunton Family Festival is back in Wewahitchka. The event was filled with fun activities for kids and families and also raises money for the children's home. → Read More
Bay County waste amnesty days
Bay County's biannual waste amnesty days allow residents to throw out garbage at no cost, for two days. → Read More
Community works to help laid off paper mill employees
There are plenty of resources in the community for those who are impacted by the paper mill closure. → Read More