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Shipwreck Island Waterpark enters partnership with Houston company to manage operations

Houston-based Pyek Group, which manages several other waterparks will manage Shipwreck Island's staffing, operations, marketing and other areas.

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Heavily loaded : Panama City Beach OKs $236M budget, largest in city history

Panama City Beach finalized an approximately $236 million budget for next fiscal year. This is the largest fiscal year budget in the city's history.

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Long-time Shipwreck Island manager announces retirement

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) Long-time Shipwreck Island Manager Buddy Wilkes announced his retirement Saturday. Wilkes worked for the Lark family for 40 years. Twenty-six of which were as the Manager of Shipwreck Island. “He’s probably one of the hardest-working people that I know,” Lynn Haven Police Chief Rickie Ramie said. Ramie said he […]

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Valuable resource: Panama City Beach accepts $1 million grant for new K9 facility

The PCB City Council on Thursday accepted a $1 million grant from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for the construction of a K9 facility.

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