A massive early morning fire has destroyed an iconic beach retail shop. The shop, Jaws Souvenirs, was a well-known landmark. It was located on Thomas Drive.
The fire caused significant damage, completely destroying the shop. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
The shop's destruction is a notable loss for the area where it was located, Panama City Beach.
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