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Help For Mental Health On The Horizon? Our State Rep Hopes His Bill Will Reform Mental Health Issues In Florida

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The Florida House of Representative’s Children, Families & Senior’s Subcommittee has introduced a groundbreaking bill, PCB CFS 24-01, to overhaul the state’s mental health system. Spearheaded by Representative Patt Maney, the legislation addresses gaps in involuntary mental health treatment, allowing law enforcement discretion and broadening the range of qualified medical practitioners. The proposed reforms aim to streamline processes, increase efficiency, and ensure individuals receive the care they need.

BOYS SOCCER: Niceville Ties Gulf Breeze In Early-Season Scorefest

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Eagles Switch Formation To Get A Draw In Niceville The lights of Twin Oaks Park flickered on as Eagle fans crowded the sideline to support the Niceville High School boys soccer team on November 9th as they faced one of their biggest rivals, Gulf Breeze. With both teams carrying rosters filled to the brim with […]

Okaloosa County Approves Legislative Agenda for 2024

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Okaloosa County’s legislative requests for 2024 span various topics, including repealing a law restricting gun sales to individuals under 21, advancing mental health reform, and securing funding for libraries and an online high school program. They’re urging state legislators to support these initiatives.

35th Annual Intertribal Pow-Wow Electrifies Niceville

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In Niceville, the 35th annual Thunderbird Intertribal Powwow is taking place, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to celebrate Native American culture and heritage. The event is a beautiful testament to the enduring power of tradition, with emcee Richard Kelly highlighting the importance of passing down these cultural practices from generation to generation.

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