FWC needs your help on the water for Safe Boating Week
FWC says 70% of boat crashes involved someone with this characteristic (It wasn’t BUI).
Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) marks its 33rd anniversary. Here’s what they’ve been up to:
Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) marks its 33rd anniversary on May 22, 2023. It will celebrate over three decades of dedicated service providing specialized airpower for the nation’s defense.
High School Journalists Inducted into Prestigious Society
22 Niceville High Schoolers were inducted into the Niceville chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society. The Society highlights achievement in journalism.
Things to do in Niceville This Weekend – May 20, 2023
Looking for something to do this weekend (May 19-21). Look no further!
Hurricane season is right around the corner – but this is the real threat to your family this summer.
Christopher Saul May 18, 2023 7:48 pm Hurricanes, Niceville, Okaloosa County Hurricane season is here: Here’s what we can expect regarding Niceville hurricanes. Hurricanes killed 68 people in the United States in 2021 and caused more than $165 billion in damages in 2022. Experts at Colorado State University and NOAA say we can expect a slightly less active […]
PHOTOS: Rocky Bayou Christian School Announces Their 2023 Graduating Class
Congratulations to the Rocky Bayou High School Class of 2023! These 54 students are on their way to college and career after graduation.
These are the play and musical NHS Theater will put on in ’23-’24 school year:
Niceville High School’s Theater Department has announced its Play and Musical for the ’23-’24 season!
Niceville Names City Manager Finalists
Niceville’s city manager search committee has narrowed its nationwide search down to two local candidates.
Niceville brewery wins gold at World Beer Cup for beer!
This local craft brewery has struck gold with their Emulator Doppelbock
Florida Governor DeSantis Visits Destin, Signs Anti-Vaccine Mandate Bill
Florida governor, and potential presidential candidate, Ron DeSantis (R), visited Oceans Church in Destin, Florida to sign a set of four bills in front of a crowd of supporters of about 300.
