Boggy Update: The News That Eclipsed the Pun
On this week’s edition of Boggy Update – we talk about, sure, the eclipse – but we also cover local election results, a drug raid in Niceville and more.
You Might Be Alive For Niceville’s Total Solar Eclipse – Details:
Will you be around the next time Niceville experiences a total solar eclipse? Here are the details.
Emerald Coast Chamber Music Festival Announces Concert Dates
Experience the magic of ECCMF 2024, where classical music aficionados and newcomers alike will be treated to a diverse array of performances, including free showcases and the talents of the Chamber Music Institute’s young artists. Dive into a world of timeless melodies and new discoveries!
Niceville to Host Veterans Day Parade
Niceville Mayor Daniel Henkel tells group the celebration is back.
Law Enforcement Raid Alleged Drug Den on College Cove (Again)
A combined task force that fights drugs in Okaloosa County netted several arrests on a recent raid.
Niceville-Area Schools Named Florida Schools of Excellence. What Does That Mean for Students?
Seven out of ten Schools of Excellence in Okaloosa County are nestled in the Niceville/Valparaiso area. But what does that label mean for your child’s classroom?
This is the New Niceville Business Between Zaxby’s and Po Folks:
This Java Joint will add more competition to an already saturated coffee market in the Mid Bay Area.
Ruckel Middle School to Change This Part of Its Dress Code for Next School Year
Ruckel Middle School is finalizing plans to require students to wear ‘spirit shirts’ four days a week starting this fall.
Niceville Elementary Schoolers Create Cards for National Doctors Day
National Doctors Day traces its roots back to a small town in Georgia and has evolved into a global celebration of doctors’ contributions to healthcare.
Okaloosa County Moves Forward With Special Needs Play Complex In Niceville
Okaloosa County has approved funding to build the Miracle League Field at Meigs Park, providing a dedicated space for children with special needs to play baseball and enjoy other amenities tailored to their requirements. The project’s funding will come from the Okaloosa County Tourism Development District’s funds, ensuring that out-of-town visitors contribute to this meaningful initiative.
