‘Like Getting Drafted to the NBA’: Niceville Teen Weighs Life-Changing Offer from Joffrey Ballet School
“JANE” The text screamed at the 10th grader outside her history class at Niceville High School.
Chase is on the case in Niceville!
Niceville introduces its newest officer, K-9 Chase, a 1½-year-old German shepherd, and his handler, Officer Bronson. Already making an impact, Chase detected narcotics leading to an arrest and the seizure of 49 grams of methamphetamine in his first week on the street. The community-funded K-9 replaces retired K-9 Kodi.
Niceville Expands Critical Emergency Care with New Paramedic Initiative
The Niceville Fire Department is expanding emergency medical capabilities after receiving a $10,000 donation to launch its inaugural paramedic training program.
RBCS Girls Win the First State Title in Program History
RBCS girls 4x800m relay team captures first state title in school history with a 9:28.81 performance at UNF’s FHSAA 1A championship meet.
Former Niceville cop: ‘No contest’ in Flock stalking case
Coty Wayne Hall, a former Niceville police officer will NOT serve time after pleading no contest in his case in Okaloosa Court.
Okaloosa Reveals Official Graduation Schedule for Class of 2026
Okaloosa County School District has released its Class of 2026 graduation schedule, with ceremonies set for May 19–22 and livestream options available.
New Fire Response Model Aims to Save Minutes in Emergencies
Niceville-area fire departments will begin sending the closest available unit to emergencies May 1, aiming to cut response times and improve care.
Meyer Named New Principal at Niceville High School
Niceville High School has a new Head Eagle on Campus. Learn more about Principal Amy Meyer here!
Growth, Change, and Opportunity: CHELCO Maps the Future
CHELCO leaders outlined future energy challenges while awarding scholarships and confirming board leadership at their annual meeting.
Niceville Good Neighbor: Carlos Moreno
While many know Carlos through his 34-year career at UPS, it’s the last 20-plus years spent delivering in Niceville that made him a local icon. In an era of quick interactions, Carlos chose to build what he calls “remarkable relationships.” The impact of his kindness was recently made clear on social media, where a flood of “Word of Mouth” posts praised his dedication and expressed just how much the community would miss seeing him on his rounds.
