Victoria Scott is a staff writer based in Panama City, Florida. With a focus on local news and community events, Victoria's work has been featured in various publications including WJHG-TV, SlashGear, The Drive, and U.S. News & World Report. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging coverage of the Panama City area.
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Victoria Scott's coverage primarily focuses on local government, infrastructure projects, and community events in the Florida area, particularly Bay County and Panama City. She also covers automotive reviews and real estate developments.
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Soccer players did various technical drills during open tryouts on Saturday.
By: Victoria Scott
Island Park residents impacted by the recent hurricanes could stop by Rayma C. Page Elementary School on Saturday to request permits.
Driving an IROC-Z shows how Chevrolet’s race-car Camaro simultaneously made and broke the pony car’s reputation.
YMCA of SWFL partners with Arcadia to renovate historic building
A $1.4 million grant will help Charlotte County Public Schools create advanced manufacturing programs at Port Charlotte High School and Charlotte Technical College.
Early voters waited in line to cast their ballots in Charlotte County.
North Port resident Pam Tokarz spoke to FOX 4's Victoria Scott on why she's against the city charter referendum.
By: Victoria Scott
The Operation Blue Program is helping thousands of homeowners after the recent hurricanes in Florida. They have installed more than 3,000 temporary roofs since mid-October.
The Englewood Chamber of Commerce received a contribution to its hurricane relief fund. Lighthouse United Methodist Church of Boca Grande presented chamber members with an 88-thousand dollar check.
I’m supporting Kevin Dragotto for auditor because he has shown an exemplary ability to conduct the business of his office. He and his office have garnered recognition on the national
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