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New couch energy: Furniture Outlet keeps Panama City comfy with sofas, sectionals, and recliners for real-life lounging, plus bedroom sets that finally pull the room together.
Next-level nail vibes: Skip the guesswork and let Nail Alchemist turn your Pinterest board into real-life nails, with a portfolio full of inspo and quick online booking.
Cute finds, zero fuss: If your closet needs a mood lift, The Spotted Leopard delivers new arrivals, curvy picks, easy dresses, and the extras, from purses to gameday sparkle (yes, Bulldogs and Noles).
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The five stories Panama City readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Four Bay restaurants have received high-priority violations in state inspections.
Full story at newsherald.com ↗
Governor Ron DeSantis has issued a state of emergency for 25 Florida Counties ahead of Tropical Depression Nine.
Full story at wptv.com ↗
Jose Rivero, a 25-year-old Venezuelan business owner, is expanding his business, Rivero's Street, across the Panhandle.
Full story at wjhg.com ↗
Over 200 new Florida laws have been approved this year, with the majority of them taking effect in July.
Full story at clickorlando.com ↗
Panama City Mayor Allan Branch has commented on the future of the Panama City Mall, which has been vacant since Hurricane Michael hit in 2018.
Full story at wjhg.com ↗
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