Boggy Update: The News That Eclipsed the Pun
On this week’s edition of Boggy Update – we talk about, sure, the eclipse – but we also cover local election results, a drug raid in Niceville and more.
You Might Be Alive For Niceville’s Total Solar Eclipse – Details:
Will you be around the next time Niceville experiences a total solar eclipse? Here are the details.
GPS fried? You might notice some hiccups with your navigation in April due to this:
Navy flight tests by HX-21 are causing temporary GPS interruptions.
Understanding the Impact of the NAR Lawsuit on Real Estate Commissions: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know
Get the inside scoop on how the NAR lawsuit is changing real estate commissions! Don’t miss out on what this means for buyers and sellers.
Niceville Tennis Looks For State Title Contention in 2024.
Niceville High School’s tennis program, led by Coach Chris Poate and his team of coaches, is entering a promising season. With a history of success, including state championships and national recognition, the boys’ and girls’ teams are stacked with talent and determination. Senior Aspen Young is stepping up to fill a crucial role, while the boys’ team is showcasing their skills with a strong lineup. Coach Poate’s goal is clear: reaching the state tournament and aiming high for victory.
Trump and Chickens Victorious on Ballot in Okaloosa and Valparaiso
Dive into the aftermath of Okaloosa County’s election night, where Trump triumphed and chickens secured a close win!
VOTE 2024: Chickens in Valparaiso, Republicans on the ballot in March
Nikki Haley exits the Republican Primary, paving the way for Donald Trump as the sole contender, yet Florida’s Presidential Primary Election persists on March 19th. Meanwhile, Valparaiso residents find themselves at the polls, not for presidential candidates, but to decide on a non-binding referendum regarding the contentious issue of allowing chickens within city limits.
How to take vacations from Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport for $1,000s less!
Tallman says – the stuff he learned along the way can save you thousands of dollars on every trip – and let you travel the world (even with kids!) at a steep discount. He’d know. He’s been to more than 50 countries with his wife. They’ve even taken their kids on many of their adventures together.
Good and Bad News For Valparaiso Fire Department at Commission Meeting. Here’s What Happened:
Great news in Valparaiso as the fire department achieves a level 2 ISO rating, promising reduced insurance costs for residents. However, a surprising twist reveals a mold issue in the fire station, demanding urgent remediation efforts and a $25,000 investment.
Okaloosa Schools Prep for Controlled Open Enrollment and Standardized Testing
Okaloosa County students will take a week off from classwork, starting on friday, March 15. Once back, standardized testing will begin.
