City beach. They predicted this storm was going to be one for the books, and it already is. The strongest hurricane to hit the Florida Panhandle in reported history, and the strongest storm to hit the continental United States since hurricane andrew more than a quarter century ago. Marked by its devastating winds, the storm ripping off the roof of this hotel, honest lely, lik its a toy. But the fwragreatest danger to and the storm surge. Its always the water, huge walls of ocean water topping 14 feet in some areas and as bad as this is that were seeing here, the danger is far from over. Our reporters are spread out across the panhandle tonight to give you some perspective. I want to begin, though, with scott mclean in albany, georgia, where the hurricane is headed right now. Scott, what are you seeing there . Reporter hey, kate. Well, you can see the wind and the rain really starting to come down. Within the next hour, maybe hour and a half is with when were going to start to see reall
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MEXICO BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) In response to the concerns and confusion about financial records, Mexico Beach Council members voted to ask the state for an audit. Several times over the last few months a forensic audit was mentioned but no action was taken to have one completed. Council Member Adrian Welle requested the state […]
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Local political positions competing for election included Lynn Haven mayor, Lynn Haven commissioner seats 3 and 4, Panama City commissioner Ward 4, Parker mayor and Parker Council seats 1 and 3.
Positions running unopposed were Mexico Beach mayor, Mexico Beach Council groups 2 and 3, Panama City mayor and Panama City commissioner Ward 1.
For Panama City s Hope Abbott, the school board referendum to raise millage rates would help the local education system be more competitive, attracting additional people to the area and boosting the local economy. We re not paying our teachers enough, (and) we ve got to be able to attract good talent and maintain what we do have, Abbott said. If you can afford to pay the high educated teachers, then our rating will go up. If you re not paying them (enough), they re not going to stay in Bay County.