Mayor Margo Anderson says she wishes the city could have the full Fourth of July celebration but says she’ll be glad to watch the fireworks with a community that loves the holiday.
The video of Springfield Police officers taking down Solomon Smith, a black man with special needs, has shaken many in the community. Springfield City and Police officials met with protesters during a press conference Thursday.
According to Bay District Schools board chairman, Steve Moss, a quarter of students have opted to attend class online for at least the first part of the year. This comes as Governor Ron DeSantis announced a plan for on-campus instruction this year
The show must go on. Panama City announced the Fourth of July Salute to Freedom fireworks display will still happen, but with some slight changes to adjust with Governor DeSantis' Phase 2 restrictions.
This year's “Leave No Trace" ordinance flyer contains the usual warnings about beach flags and cleaning up, but it also advises tourists on COVID-19 guidelines.
While construction of the Casa Laxmi boarding school in northern Bay County has hit pause, several other Bay EDA projects show promise as they move forward.
COVID-19 may have dropped the curtain on live competition but it couldn't keep it from the virtual stage. The winners have been announced for The Southern Lights The Search for a Star contest and now they're making their way from the webcam to the bank.
The governor announced Wednesday, Florida will enter Phase 2 of its reopening plan on Friday. That means some businesses can reopen for the first time in more than two months.
Many residents watched as local law-enforcement officials and local minority groups came together during that press conference Tuesday to talk about the death of George Floyd, as well as riots and protests in our country.
Following the death of George Floyd by a Minnesota police officer, law enforcement and minority group leaders in Bay County united Tuesday to condemn the officer's actions during a press conference.
In a recent facetime interview, travel nurse Melissa Wilkins said while the basics of nursing are still the same there are now a lot of new moving parts because of COVID-19. She also said they're seeing lab markers that are specific with COVID patients they haven't seen in other illnesses.
All equipment has to be wiped down after each use including balls thrown between two players, and temperatures will be taken at the start of each workout, among other restrictions.