Marisa Gjuraj
Reporter
Panama City, FL
Marisa Gjuraj graduated from the University of South Carolina in May 2022.
While she was at UofSC, Marisa was a member of the Student Gamecock television station. Marisa is from Tega Cay, South Carolina.
If you have a story idea for Marisa, send her an email at the address on this page.
Katie McKenzie is an assistant principal at Patronis Elementary school, but this Thursday she will be appearing as a contestant on Wheel of Fortune.
Senor Frog’s in Panama City beach is damaged but not destroyed.
A scary start to a Monday morning or students on the bus headed to Arnold High school. This is one of many recent bus crashes we’ve reported on, this school year.
The national worker shortage is affecting everyone including our own area. Hospitality is a major key in being a tourist destination and is Panama Cities biggest employer.
The day before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year. Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is no exception.
the Holmes County Sheriff’s Office used to sit on North Oklahoma street, now it has moved to the newly renovated agriculture center on Highway 90.
The roads are soon to be slammed as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday.
The drought in Jackson County is causing farmers to lose out.
The holidays are a time of traveling for some and with many people planning trips to see family and friends for Thanksgiving.
Bay District School teachers could soon get a pay raise depending on their years of experience
The members of the Walk For Vets organization are raising awareness for PTSD through their warriors walk.
Tyndall Academy will be moving to a new location in a few years. Superintendent of Bay District Schools says they are currently surveying for a new location.
The St. Andrews Bay Yacht club in the heart of the cove community is destroyed by fire
Locals know when it rains it pours and Alf Coleman floods and then becomes dangerous for drivers.
Some changes are coming to a Panama City Beach ordinance involving Aaron Bessant Park.
A new part of Gayle’s Trails is now open. The Panama City Beach trails are very popular and now nature lovers have a new leg of the trail system to explore.
It is National Adoption Day and local organizations are helping families come together.
Making ends meet can be difficult with the challenges everyone is facing.
If you drive through Panama City Beach or even walk, you may know the traffic can be a pain.
The fire near the wild Heron neighborhood cause neighbors to be on high alert.
If you have been to St. Andrews on a Friday or Saturday night, you know how difficult it can be to find a parking space.
The national worker shortage is affecting all industries. The hospitality industry is one of the hardest hit.
Bay County community members are supporting Israel.
The sound of roaring motorcycles is something you will be hearing all weekend long.
A local manufacturing company is helping Bay County’s community
Michael Gilbert was diagnosed in 2022 and had to have a mastectomy
Panama City’s first ever social district could be soon getting a stamp of approval.
The dogs at Lucky Puppy Dog Rescue are hoping for some good luck.
Bay District Schools is below the state average for graduation rates.
Bears oh my, what one Bay County resident thought was a problem of the past has returned
Franklin County Sheriff A.J. Smith said they captured escaped inmate Robert Rutherford on Thursday.
First it was Hurricane Michael, then a global pandemic leading to health care worker shortages in Bay County.
Many people in Bay County are lacing up their shoes to fight against Alzheimer’s.
It was a scary situation on Hwy. 77 for students riding the bus home Wednesday.
Jackson County farmers have been experiencing a drought during their harvest season.
The suspect involved in the shooting has been identified by authorities as 58-year-old Thomas Bradley Evans of Daleville, Alabama.
Christmas is two months away but the salvation army in Panama City is already helping get gifts under the tree.
The Pirate Of The High Seas Fest has taken over the west end of the beach this weekend.
The Bay County Council On Aging has a new program to help people with those concerns.
For five years Everitt Middle School and Springfield Elementary are still closed.
Local law enforcement offers several programs to help care takers of the elderly and those with memory disorders.
St. Andrews state park is an extremely popular beach spot for locals and visitors. Local officials want to keep it that way.
Almost 50 thousand people have committed suicide in the past year.
chool threats, incidents of fighting and many other issues have happened already at Bay District Schools since the start of the school year.
Bay District school members are discussing new ways to keep their people safe at school.
Mexico Beach council members are creating a new way for people to get to the beach.
