Panhandle Engineering News Today

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WMBB) — Panama City residents have officials to discuss a proposed multi-use pathway along the south side of Beach Drive.  “So for over a hundred years, there’s been this contemplation of doing a beachside sidewalk,” Panama City Commissioner Josh Street said.  Right now there’s a sidewalk on the north side of Beach […]

Panama City residents will soon have access to a new, state-of-the-art boat launch facility.

The city of Callaway will soon welcome a Candlewood Suites hotel on Tyndall Parkway. The new hotel will sit at 131 N. Tyndall Parkway.

Rising Leaders Academy Principal Amber Perryman says its concerning to hear that some residents feel her school has not embraced the community.

In a Panama City Beach City Council meeting on Thursday, local leaders made an unexpected decision to postpone the hire of a new CRA manager.

With officials slated to chose a new CRA manager on Thursday, PCB Turtle Watch hopes they will be receptive to turtle-friendly beachfront lighting.

In a City Council meeting on Thursday, local officials will select a civil engineering firm to manage the extensive and ongoing construction project that began in the early 2000s to renovate portions of coastal roadways in Panama City Beach.

Panama City Beach Councilmen listened to presentations during a special meeting on Tuesday from two engineering firms interested in managing the CRA.

PANAMA CITY — Panama Citys downtown park soon will undergo improvements aimed at restoring its original function and appearance. And city officials are welcoming public input. In a recent social media post, Panama City Quality of Life Department officials invited community members to participate in a walk-through to discuss improvements to McKenzie Park on Oak Avenue and Park Street downtown. The public meeting will begin at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. "Were revitalizing McKenzie Park and we wan...