Want to learn more about the History of Niceville? These Three Spots Make It Easy!
Mitchener, along with Niceville City Manager Lannie Corbin, unveiled one of three new Florida State Historical Markers on the city’s southwest side, bordering Boggy Bayou.
Niceville 🎙 Man Celebrates Four Decades With Eagle 🏈
Robert Love has served as the public address announcer for the Niceville Eagles for more than 40 years. He isn’t stopping now.
Niceville Breweries Host Fundraiser for Hurricane Ian Victims
The 3rd Planet bike club, based at 3rd Planet Brewing in Niceville will host a supply drive for victims of Hurricane Ian, starting October 3rd and going through the 14th. Volunteers will be on-site to collect donations at the brewery from 3-7 PM.
The Latest on Hurricane Ian for Niceville
The latest information on Hurricane Ian as it relates to Niceville, Valpraiso, Eglin Air Force Base and Freeport.
This is the Interesting Secret About The Niceville City Logo:
What’s up with the deer in the water on the Niceville City Logo? Well, our intrepid reporter asked the hard questions and dug to the bottom of the mystery.
Red Flag Warning Issued for Okaloosa County and Northwest Florida
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Mobile issued a red flag warning for Okaloosa County and Santa Rosa County, due to the high wildfire danger present in the area.
Mental Health and Higher Ed; Rep. Patt Maney Preps for Third Year in Tallahassee
Representative Patt Maney’s first two years in Tallahassee went pretty well for him as far as freshmen lawmakers go. He got more bills passed in 2022 than any other freshman lawmaker in Tallahassee – a total of six.
Nationwide Economic Uncertainty Fails to Buoy Niceville Thrift Shops
Nationally, an unsteady economy may appear to impact pocketbooks, with people finding ways to save.
If thrift store shopping could be an indication of inflationary and recession shopping, it hasn’t been seen by workers in two Niceville thrift stores.
Sharing and Caring Volunteer, 93, Leverages Technology to Help the Hungry
Often, the older generation relies on grandchildren or great grandchildren to navigate them through technology.
At the age of 93, Catherine Conroy has no younger person assisting her as she inputs data into a computer, providing trouble shooting and quality control for the Niceville-based Sharing & Caring foodbank.
Tiara Record Set in Niceville – Funds Raised for CALM House
Everyone from dudes with beer guts to local pageant winners converged on Niceville’s 3rd Planet Brewing September 18th to set a world record and raise money for the CALM House Charity.
