“Only By The Grace of God,” Fuel Pod Lands in Niceville and Causes No Injuries or Damage.
Eglin Air Force Base is investigating the incident that saw a fuel pod leave a military aircraft and smash into the ground in a Niceville neighborhood.
Niceville to Host Town Hall Meetings for Community Engagement
The City of Niceville will hold Town Hall meetings hosted by Mayor Dan Henkel and City Manager David Deitch on January 27 and 28 to discuss city updates and gather resident feedback.
Over Before It Begins – The Race For Niceville Council, Mayor Decided.
Niceville will welcome Heath Rominger and Doug Tolbert to the City Council in March, following the departure of Sal Nodjomian and Carl Donahoo.
Here’s How Local High School Alums Did With Their College Football Teams This Year:
From high school standouts to college game-changers, discover the local athletes making waves on the gridiron in 2024!
VIDEO: Youngest Runner Ever Finishes Round the Bay Ultramarathon
Fourteen-year-old Gloria Garza became the youngest finisher of the Round the Bay Ultramarathon, completing the 36.8-mile race around Choctawhatchee Bay in under eight hours, despite rainy conditions.
Niceville Republicans to Host Congressional Candidate Forum
Republican candidates for the Congressional seat vacated by Matt Gaetz will gather for a forum in Niceville on January 6, with one candidate absent due to travel plans.
“The Best Vote I Ever Cast”: Niceville Woman’s Friendship with Jimmy Carter
A Niceville resident recalls her personal encounters with Jimmy Carter, celebrating his humility, kindness, and lasting legacy as a leader and humanitarian.
The Ten Most Important Northwest Florida News Stories of 2024
These are the top 10 stories from Mid Bay News of 2024, as determined by your clicks!
Congressional Candidate Jimmy Patronis Talks F-35 Program, Affordable Housing and Daycare in Niceville
Jimmy Patronis, running for Florida’s 1st Congressional District seat, addressed the F-35 program, housing issues, and campaign priorities during a Niceville event.
These Niceville High Schoolers Are The Only Non-Graduate Students To Present At Research Conference In Japan
Niceville High School students showcased their marine research on an international stage in Japan, earning global recognition and inspiring schools worldwide.
