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Panama City’s historic Grammar School, battered by Hurricane Michael and saddled with nearly $375K in code violations, is getting a second chance—thanks to a developer poised to turn it into apartments and townhomes. In exchange for fixing the roof, windows, and doors within a year, the city will waive those fines, and the Community Redevelopment Agency may chip in $100K. With commissioners committed to preserving its legacy, this deal could save a century-old landmark—and give it a vibrant new life.
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