After 293 Days, The Emerald Coast Children’s Advocacy Center Has Reopened to Help Abused Children
After 293 days, the Niceville Campus of Emerald Coast Children’s Advocacy Center (ECCAC) has reopened. It can serve the vulnerable and abused children of Okaloosa County.
Artful Things In Niceville To Use Open Air Art Day to Raise Money for Phinley’s Phund
This weekend – Artful Things in Niceville will help to raise some of the money needed to create a grant for childhood cancer research.
Will Vouchers Cripple Okaloosa Public Schools? Here’s What the Experts Say:
What changes will we see at local schools after the governor signed huge expansions of the school voucher program into law? Local education leaders tell us what they think.
Ready to know your local elected officials’ net worth? Florida Legislature passes new law requiring disclosures.
Ready to know an uncomfortable amount about city council members finances?
Real Estate: IF YOU WANT TO KNOW TOMORROW, REMEMBER YESTERDAY
Even in real estate, things change. While we hope the core principles of real estate stay the same, the way those rules are applied sometimes does not.
Man’s Best Friend, Grandparents teach Reading Skills to Plew Elementary Students.
Whether its the school’s reading dog or the opportunity to read with a grandparent – Plew Elementary School continues to innovate new ways to help students excel.
Okaloosa Deputies Arrest Seven In Child Predator Sting Operation
Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office conducted an undercover operation called “Operation April’s Fools” in April, targeting adults who were trying to meet minors online for sexual encounters.
UPDATE: The War on Woke – at 3:45 AM
You got that message this morning, too, right? The one at three in the morning?
We did too – so did everyone else in Florida!
Opportunity Oasis Fundraiser Event to Celebrate and Support 15 Years of Non-Profit Service
The mission of Opportunity Place is to transform the lives of families experiencing
homelessness, by empowering them with the skills, resources, and opportunity to build a
sustainable future.
NWF Heritage Museum Buggys Valparaiso for Restoration
Advocates for The Northwest Florida Heritage Museum successfully lobbied the Valparaiso City Commission to ask for $5,000 in Tourism Development Tax Dollars to restore a historic buggy that is on display in the museum.
