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Bay County law enforcement officials said they've seen a mob mentality in Panama City Beach this week.

PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL. (WMBB) – Panama City Beach is temporarily closing the city parking lot on Thomas Drive in anticipation of high-volume traffic this weekend. The lot is just past the intersection of Front Beach Road and Thomas Drive. Panama City Beach Police said it has been a starting point for teenagers parking and […]

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) — It seems as if teenage Spring Breakers from Georgia aren’t just causing problems in Walton County. Bay County law enforcement officials said they’ve seen a mob mentality in Panama City Beach this week. On Tuesday night, Panama City Beach Police posted a photo on Facebook showing a large crowd […]

The city of Panama City Beach is encouraging members of the public to come out and help clean the beach between public access number 36 and Pineapple Willy’s Pier on Saturday, March 30th between 8 and 10 a.m.

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) — Since its opening in 1984, Pineapple Willy’s restaurant has become a staple of the Panama City beach community and similar to last year, Pineapple Willy’s is paying it forward. The team behind Pineapple Willy’s knows the importance of helping each other out. The restaurant has seen its share of devastation […]

Beginning this coming Monday, August 18th, Pineapple Willy’s restaurant in Panama City Beach is hosting its annual “Pay it Forward” campaign which will run until the following Sunday, August 27th.

Every Saturday morning from 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Pineapple Willy's hosts a beach cleanup in partnership with a local business or non-profit organization in Bay County.

Panama City Symphony Orchestra welcomes Avery Boettcher and Justin John Moniz as guest soloists in its "West Side Story" concert on Saturday.

Bill Buskell created Pineapple Willys, a wildly popular restaurant and signature stop for tourists. "He gave back to the community like nobody else."

Pineapple Willys Restaurant has donated more than $12,300 for local charities this year through its Summer Beach Cleanup event.