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Two FWB Vikings Stars Defect To Niceville For Football Season

Niceville Football Recruiting Page announced that Fort Walton Beach High School’s star players, Eddie Love, Jr. and Johnny Lewis, Jr., are transferring to Niceville for their final season. Love, committed to East Carolina University, had a standout season with over 1,300 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, while Lewis, with scholarship offers from Keiser University and Southeastern University, has nearly 2,000 passing yards over two seasons. The story awaits comments from key school officials.

Niceville Local Rece Hinds Crushes Big League Debut!

Niceville native Rece Hinds made an impressive Major League debut with the Cincinnati Reds on July 8th, hitting a double and a home run in his three at-bats, contributing to the Reds’ 6-0 victory over the Rockies. Hinds, who received the call-up from the Louisville Bats, shared an emotional journey to the game and a memorable performance, highlighted by his long home run.

Niceville Local Will Compete In 2024 Warrior Games

Air Force Tech. Sgt. veteran Philip Anderson has found a renewed sense of purpose and strength through adaptive sports as he competes in the 2024 Warrior Games. After medically retiring in 2021 due to back injuries and PTSD, Anderson discovered adaptive sports through the Air Force Wounded Warrior Program, which played a crucial role in his recovery and reintegration. His journey to the Games is a testament to resilience, determination, and the transformative power of sports.

Eglin Air Force Base Welcomes New Commander

Eglin Air Force Base welcomed its new commander, Brigadier General Mark A. Massaro, in a ceremony held at the Eglin Climatic Hangar. Amidst dignitaries and airmen, Brigadier General Jeffrey Geraghty was relieved of his duties and will move on to serve at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Niceville Man Arrested, Accused of Sending Classified Eglin Documents Illegally

Paul J. Freeman, a 68-year-old resident of Niceville, has been indicted on charges of unauthorized possession and transmission of classified national defense information. The indictment alleges that Freeman shared sensitive information about U.S. Air Force aircraft and weapons with unauthorized individuals on multiple occasions between November 2020 and March 2021. If convicted, Freeman faces up to ten years in prison for each of the nine counts.

Under Cloud of Controversy, STEMM Principal to Lead Education Efforts at Okaloosa DJJ Facility

In a move that sparked public outcry and emotional testimonies, the Okaloosa County School Board approved the transfer of Dr. Scheree Martin from Okaloosa STEMM Academy to a leadership position at the Department of Juvenile Justice facility south of Crestview. Despite unanimous support from the board, except for the absent Tim Bryant, parents vociferously opposed the transfer, citing Martin’s controversial past with children with autism at STEMM Academy. Superintendent Marcus Chambers defended the decision, emphasizing the district’s commitment to addressing misconduct while navigating complex personnel decisions.

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