“I Am Innocent” Former Walton Leader Robertson Will Fight Firing, Felony Charges
Fired and now facing felony charges, Walton County’s former top official says it’s all because he tried to expose corruption—hear his side of the story.
Customary Use Bill Passes Final Stop Before Floor Vote. Will You Get Access to the Sand?
Will public beach access return to Walton County? A new bill just cleared a major hurdle in the Florida Senate.
There Is A VERY Good Chance Customary Use Will Return to South Walton Beaches. Here’s Why:
Did Florida lose its beaches over a plate of lasagna? A new bill could reverse the 2018 law that changed public access—and it’s just one vote away.
Help Wanted: Walton County Tourism Department Seeking Executive Director
As Walton County’s tourism industry doubles in size, county leaders debate whether it’s time to bring back a top leadership role to guide the way.
South Walton Filmmakers Highlight Regional Biodiversity at Florida Film Festival Panel
A conservation-themed panel at the Florida Film Festival spotlighted The Paper Bear, an animated film set in Walton County, exploring how storytelling can promote environmental preservation.
South Walton One Step Closer to Senior Community Center
Walton County Commissioners approved funding and planning for a new Community Senior Center at the South Walton Annex Complex to support senior programming and services.
Is the PGA Coming To Walton County? Here’s What We Know:
Could Walton County become the next big stop on the PGA Tour? Officials and residents are rallying behind a proposal that could bring millions in economic impact—find out what’s next!
Commissioners Let the DOGE Out In Walton County
Walton votes to comply with the State’s mandatory DOGE review.
Commissioner Claims Water Quality “An Existential Threat To Walton County”
Could a proposed landfill threaten Walton County’s drinking water? Officials hit pause to investigate potential risks to the Floridian Aquifer.
‘Trump House’ on 30a Collects Legal Fees From Walton County After 4-year Fight
A years-long legal fight between Walton County and homeowner Marvin Peavey over political banners has ended, with the county agreeing to pay his legal fees, and Peavey shifting his focus to public beach access advocacy.
