Callaway News

There's no doubt it would have been a bad deal for Sandy Creek residents if Callaway did not buy the beleaguered water system that serves the residents there, but the alternative doesn't seem to be a great deal for residents either.

Callaway City Commissioners have come under fire by some for the way they have managed the city, and in April residents will get the chance to voice whether they agree with those criticisms.

The economy on the Eastside is starting to shows signs of a rebound. There are several new businesses either already under construction, or on the drawing board.

Bay Haven Charter Academy is within the "range" of other public schools for diversity, a Department of Education survey noted.

Panama City - There are nearly a dozen city seats up for grabs in the upcoming municipal Super Tuesday Elections.

Postal officials are continuing to evaluate their plans to cut a multi-billion dollar deficit.

Five people were arrested as a result of the tip, and five separate meth labs were seized in the bust, including two that were active when police arrived at the trailer at 4535 E. U.S. Business 98, said Det.

Local governments have given their support to the sale of the Sandy Creek Utility system to the city of Callaway, and now local residents are hoping for their support to lower fees.

Whether your taste runs to big band and swing, or Motown and oldies, a romantic and fun evening will have you rocking on Cloud 9 this Valentine's Day.

Panama City - People could soon see better water and sewer service. Tuesday Bay County Commissioners approved Callaway and Panama City Beach to purchase two private utility systems run by Utilities Inc.

At Tuesday's 9 a.m. county commission meeting, commissioners will don their regulatory hats to consider the purchase of both entities by nearby municipalities, Panama City Beach and Callaway, respectively.