Artful Things Niceville Hosts Open Air Art Day to Support Veterans
Artful Things Niceville, a beloved gallery in Niceville, is reaching out to support veterans in their community. Many of their customers are veterans, and they create beautiful art expressing their experiences. To give back, they’re hosting an Open Air Art Day on November 11th, Veteran’s Day, with proceeds benefiting organizations like The American Legion and Freedom Life Compass. In addition, they’ll be unveiling an expanded inventory of professional-grade art supplies and having some items on sale throughout the weekend.
GIRLS SOCCER: Niceville Start The Season With A Mercy Rule Win Over Arnold
Niceville Routs Former State Semifinalists Arnold A Niceville Girls Soccer Player challenges for a ball against the Arnold Defense. Katelyn Tomaschko sniffs out an attack. The Niceville defense kept the ball in Arnold’s half for most of the shortened game. A group of boys watches the Niceville girls soccer game from the comfort of an […]
3rd Planet Bike Club Unveils Silver Tree
The 3rd Planet Brewing Bike Club wants to help bring Christmas Cheer to the people living at Twin Cities Pavilion this holiday season. The group, which meets on Mondays between March and the beginning of Daylight Saving Time in November to ride through Niceville and then grab a pint, organized a present drive for the […]
Niceville, Other Local Squads Make Football Playoffs
Eagles Make Playoffs. Now What? The Florida High School Athletic Association had worked its mathematical voodoo and determined the teams that will have a shot at immortality in the 2023 playoffs. The Niceville Eagles are in the state tournament, as are both teams who defeated the Maroon and White this year – The Mosley Dolphins […]
Eagle Football: Niceville Wins, Playoff Game Details Unknown
The Niceville Eagles faced the Navarre Raiders in their final game of the 2023 regular season, determined to rebound from their recent loss to the Mosley Dolphins. The first half was a back-and-forth battle, with touchdowns from both teams, leaving the score tied at 28-28 at halftime.
A $1.8 Billion Lawsuit That Might Change EVERYTHING in Real Estate – and October’s Real Estate Wrap Up for Niceville
This week, a groundbreaking lawsuit delivered a stunning verdict, awarding home sellers a massive $1.8 billion judgment. The lawsuit revealed collusion between the National Association of Realtors and various real estate brokerages, accusing them of illegal practices. The verdict forces these entities to compensate home sellers who claim they were charged exorbitant fees by real estate agents.
But before we delve into the legal battle, let’s first discuss the real estate landscape in Niceville and Valparaiso for October 2023.
College Basketball: Raiders Smash Bison in Home Opener
Rasheed Jones led the charge with 22 points, backed by Jamal Sumlin’s 15 points, seven rebounds, and two steals. The Raiders’ relentless defense held their opponents to a mere 30% shooting, resulting in a spectacular 90-42 victory! 🌟🏀
The Interview: Movement Mortgage’s Steve Schutt Discusses Rates, Niceville Housing Market
Steve Schutt of Movement Mortgage Steve Schutt is the Loan Officer at the Movement Mortgage Branch in Niceville, Florida. Steve has been a Niceville resident for more than 20 years, is a Loyal Florida Gators Alumni and a graduate of Niceville High School. He serves on the board of the Niceville Chamber of Commerce and […]
“Our Water System Is Showing Its Age” City Manager Proposes $200,000 Study To Resolve Possible Undercharges of Water Bills.
Is Niceville’s water system outdated and undercharging residents? City Manager David Deitch has a plan to address this issue and boost the city’s finances.
Okaloosa’s State Government Representatives Gathered at NWFSC. Here’s What Niceville Asked For:
Florida legislators, including Senator Jay Trumbull, discussed a diverse set of issues at Northwest Florida State College, from national concerns like vaccine mandates and education policies to local matters such as stormwater and roadway infrastructure. Find out what they had to say about these pressing topics.
