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Panama City Beach has been waiting for some new entertainment and that is now a reality! The “Upside Down House” is completed, and it is gaining popularity daily. It is located directly across the street from Ripleys ‘Believe it or Not Mueseum’ , around the corner from Super Wal Mart and approximatly 3 miles from Regency Towers. So if your looking for some adventure, som...

The grand opening of our new airport is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 22, 2010 from 9am to 4pm. The location is the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport at 6300 West Bay Parkway, Highway 388, Panama City Beach. Everyone is invited to this event and it is free to the public, however tickets are required. You can pick up tickets at the Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce lo...

Here are a few photos of the Treasure Ship restaurant located in Panama City Beach after the fire this late April… ...

April 28th 2010. The Treasure Ship, a well know resturant and P.C.B. landmark, set fire. They believe it is a total loss and resulted in about 200 people loosing their job. PCB Daily artical reads: “Wednesday afternoon around 3 pm, the iconic Treasure Ship Restaurant set fire from a presumed electrical issue consuming almost the entire building. From the outside, much of the facade was badl...

Calling all shopaholics! Gulf Coast Community College will host the Gulf Coast     Community Market on Friday, April 23rd from 2pm to 5pm and Saturday, April 24th from 7am to 2pm. Friday is considered the “Preview Day” and Saturday is considered the “Market Day”. This event supports the new Gulf Coast Community College Alumni Association Scholorship Fund. You can...

The excitement is building locally as we approach the 2010  Spring Motorcycle Rally! We are 16 days away from the rumble I like to refer to as “Good Vibrations”! Everything is very quiet since Spring Break ended, and Panama City Beach is beginning to resemble the “Ghost Town” it was a month and a half ago. Of course, this rally will change all of that around! Regency Tow...

In Johnny Mercers’ centennial year, David Seering will sing and play the great tunes from the Johnny Mercer Songbook. In addition, he will play selections from the repertorie of  Frank Sinatra, Harry Connick Jr., Elton John, and Andrew Lloyd Weber. His band consists of  David Seering on piano, Steve Gilmore on bass, and Charles Pagano on drums. This musical showcase will be held at theÂ...