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Every girl dreams of her wedding day and how beautiful she will look. Jasmine Rizzuto makes that dream a reality. She has an eye for detail and a team of professionals who share her passion for beauty. Jasmine has worked in the beauty industry since 2005 and is proud to now  have a salon of her own. Project: STYLE, located in Panama City Beach, is an all new, modern salon and spa offering an array of beauty services. Jasmine and her team specialize in precision haircuts, expressive color, and award winning up-dos. 

Hydrotherapy has been around for thousands of years, but recently in its more modern use it involves the simple use of water (either hot or cold), water jets, underwater massage and even aromatherapy, for the relief of symptoms associated with several ailments.

Panama City Beach will host the inaugural Biggest Loser RunWalk Premier Destination Series race this year on December 30! Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort will provide discounted rates starting at $79 per night for RunWalk competitors and guests.

Here's your chance to play the awesome Shark's Tooth Golf Course and do it in style while helping out a great cause. The Premier Golf Tournament on May 15, 2012 benefits the Children's Volunteer Health Network.

The coastal beach setting of Panama City Beach will come alive April 18th-22nd for the 2012 Seabreeze Jazz Festival Presented by ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals. The event returns for it's 14th season of live jazz performances to the Aaron Beasant Park Amphitheater adjacent to Pier Park in Panama City Beach, FL.
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The 13th year was lucky for the Seabreeze Jazz Festival held April 13 – 17 at Pier Park in Panama City Beach. Attendance at the festival was up about 25% with over 7,500 happy Jazz fans jamming over three days.

Even the anticipated rain managed to hold off until after midnight, long after concertgoers had headed home. 

“We own a radio station, but generally that is not the people who put on a jazz festival. We are learning as we build on past experiences,” Mark Carter said.