Niceville City Council Recap June 2023
Policing, Purple Pipes to Deer Moss Creek and that dadgum left turn lane at Palm and State Route 20, and the last day of construction on John Sims Parkway – all covered at the Niceville City Council Meeting in June.
Valparaiso to put chicken ordinance to a vote?
Multiple commissioners voiced their approval about to asking residents if they want to allow chickens at homes in city limits via next March’s municipal ballot.
This is what Niceville kids in need have to have before they go back to school. The time to help them is now!
We’re approaching the halfway point of summer break (What?!) and these volunteers started gearing up to make sure everyone has what they need on day one of the 2023-2024 school year.
Tourism tax money could make Niceville aquatic center a reality
Could the new tourism tax lead to an aquatics facility in Niceville?
New Childcare Plans in Crestview Aims to Relieve Countywide Shortage
Getting childcare near Eglin Air Force Base is a lot like applying for college – but with less sleep. Typically, you’ve got to fill out several different applications, make a couple of non-refundable deposits… and you hope your child gets in, or at least wait-listed, at the ‘good one.’
Plans bloom for a community garden at Twin Cities Pavilion
A non-profit organization has big plans for the grounds surrounding Twin Cities Pavilion in Niceville.
Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) marks its 33rd anniversary. Here’s what they’ve been up to:
Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) marks its 33rd anniversary on May 22, 2023. It will celebrate over three decades of dedicated service providing specialized airpower for the nation’s defense.
Niceville Names City Manager Finalists
Niceville’s city manager search committee has narrowed its nationwide search down to two local candidates.
Chickens on the ballot in 2024? One Valparaiso Commissioner Offers a Plan
two commissioners voiced support for a non-binding referendum that would allow city residents to vote on whether or not they would like to change the current ordinance and allow for hens in yards.
Will Vouchers Cripple Okaloosa Public Schools? Here’s What the Experts Say:
What changes will we see at local schools after the governor signed huge expansions of the school voucher program into law? Local education leaders tell us what they think.
