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The Bay County Audubon Society is presenting its Travel & Adventure Film Series Fundraiser

The Bay County Audubon Society is presenting its Travel & Adventure Film Series Fundraiser

Photo courtesy of the Bay County Audubon Society

Travel & Adventure Film Series, Panama City, FL

Increasing awareness and appreciation of wildlife

by Emily Farrington Smith | January 23, 2012

For the 42nd year, the Bay Count Audubon Society is presenting its Travel & Adventure Film Series Fundraiser, proceeds from which are used for many and varied activities including education programs in Bay County public schools to promote wildlife protection and rehabilitation.

Films will be shown at 7:00pm on their selected dates in January and February and will be personally narrated by the cinematographer. Tickets are $6 per film. The …


Salty Sue's in Panama City will host 'Yappy Hour' this January 26

Salty Sue's in Panama City will host 'Yappy Hour' this January 26

Photo courtesy of Salty Sue’s Seafood

Yappy Hour, Panama City Beach, FL

Happy hour's gone to the dogs...

by Emily Farrington Smith | January 16, 2012

This Thursday, January 26, Salty Sues in Panama City Beach is hosting ‘Yappy Hour’ in order to celebrate obtaining their city doggie dining permit. The event will be held from 6:00pm until 8:00pm at Salty Sue’s restaurant on Back Beach Road. Admission is negotiable (meaning entry is by donation, with a $5 recommendation) for patrons and their pets on the outdoor dining deck.

Outdoor seating will be held for our …


The Man in the Sea Museum is a hidden gem in Panama City Beach

The Man in the Sea Museum is a hidden gem in Panama City Beach

Photo courtesy of the Man in the Sea Museum

Oyster Bash Hosted by Man in the Sea Museum, Panama City Beach, FL

A plan to restore SEALAB-1

by Emily Farrington Smith | January 09, 2012

The Man in the Sea Museum has been called, by some, the secret gem of Panama City Beach. Open daily (except Mondays!) from 10am until 4pm, the museum offers a wide array of information and history on all things underwater through interpretive drawings, dioramas, and written records. There is a large collection of rare diving equipment, including the famous SEALAB-1.

In fact, the SEALAB-1 is why I’m writing to you tonight.


Frank Brown Park in Panama City Beach is a great outdoor Winter activity!

Frank Brown Park in Panama City Beach is a great outdoor Winter activity!

Photo courtesy of Frank Brown Park

Frank Brown Park, Panama City Beach, FL

Play ball in paradise!

by Emily Farrington Smith | January 03, 2012

Whoa boy—if you’re looking for a great place to take the kids during the winter months, Frank Brown Park is IT! One of the best things about the state of Florida is that it never really gets cold. So, the winter months are still fair game for outdoor activities.

Frank Brown Park is a two-hundred acre plus outdoor recreation facility at neighborhood and community parks all around the beach. The …


B.B. King will perform at Marina Civic Center in Panama City, FL on Jan. 10, 2012

B.B. King will perform at Marina Civic Center in Panama City, FL on Jan. 10, 2012

Photo by M J Squire Photography

B.B. King at Marina Civic Center, Panama City, FL

Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012

by Emily Farrington Smith | December 19, 2011

Sponsored by Hess Entertainment, the legendary King of Blues B.B. King will be performing at the Marina Civic Center in Panama City, Florida, on January 10, 2012.

At age 76, The King has worn his crown proudly, and for many, many decades. He sings and plays the blues with an unyielding passion and talent that has spanned the years. As Hess Entertainment puts it, “Time has no apparent effect on B.B., other …


Imagine this 800-pound Waterford Crystal ball all lit up on New Year's Eve!

Imagine this 800-pound Waterford Crystal ball all lit up on New Year's Eve!

Photo courtesy of choosepanamacitybeach.com

New Year’s Eve Beach Ball Drop, Panama City, FL

A beach ball unlike any other...

by Emily Farrington Smith | December 12, 2011

Let’s play a quick game of word association… when you think of beach side fun in Panama City, what comes to mind? Beach balls, right? There’s nothing more quintessential than tossin’ the old beach ball around with your family while on vacation at PCB.

The city realizes this. They embrace it. So much so that every New Year’s Eve they ring in the New Year by dropping an 800-pound Waterford Crystal beach ball at …






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