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HS Football: Niceville Welcomes South Sumter – Other Local Squads Prepare for Week 1.

The Niceville Eagles are set to open their football season this Friday against the strong South Sumter Raiders, a team that made it to the third round of the playoffs last season. Coach Grant Thompson is eager to see how his team, led by key players like Conor Matthews and Eddie Love, Jr., will perform against such a tough opponent. Additionally, fans can look forward to other local matchups, including South Walton vs. Gulf Breeze and Crestview vs. Milton.

Surfari Lifestyle: Niceville Grad Lance Moss’ Surfing Dream in Nicaragua!

Lance Moss, a Niceville native, took a gamble in his early twenties by purchasing land in Nicaragua to start a surf camp. Over two decades later, he and his wife built Surfari Charters, a successful boutique surf camp in Popoyo, helping to transform the local economy while living a unique lifestyle far from their Niceville roots.

Volunteers Help School District Prepare for First Week of School in Okaloosa County

A group of 90 volunteers from local organizations, including HCA Florida Fort Walton-Destin Hospital, Eglin Federal Credit Union, Florida Power and Light, and Hurlburt Field Air Force Base, contributed 540 hours to prepare nine Okaloosa County schools for the 2024-2025 academic year, focusing on classroom setup, maintenance, and landscaping.

Niceville Police: July Sees Very Low Crime Numbers

Interim Niceville Police Chief Rob Lovering announced to the city council that this would be his last as chief as the city nears its decision on a permanent replacement. Under Lovering’s leadership, the department has enhanced community relations, hosting events like a women’s self-defense class and a Scouting merit badge workshop. Despite a decrease in arrests, the department handled over 2,000 calls and 43 accidents in July, continuing a trend of high demand for police services.

Here’s How the New President Of NWFSC Gets Selected:

The search for a new president of Northwest Florida State College has begun, following the resignation of former president Devin Stephenson. The process, which involves input from the community and the guidance of the Myers McRae search firm, will focus on external candidates. Interim President Christine Kedroski has declined to seek the permanent position, with a new president expected to be appointed by January 2025. The college is hosting additional town halls and encourages public participation in the selection process.

Law Enforcement Nabs Two In Mobile Meth Lab Caper

A routine traffic stop in Niceville led to the arrest of two individuals and the discovery of an active meth lab inside their vehicle. Both suspects, with extensive criminal histories, face multiple drug-related charges.

Paul N’ Saul: The Boys of the Anti-NIMBY Brigade

In this conversation, Christopher and Paul discuss various topics including updates on the Fortson saga, campaign finance in Okaloosa County, and the professional soccer career of Liliana Fernandez. They also touch on the idea of creating a separate school district for Niceville. The conversation highlights the impact of gun violence on the Fortson family, the significance of campaign finance in politics, and the potential benefits and drawbacks of a separate school district.

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