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Cox is Now Spectrum: Charter Deal Brings Changes for Customers

Charter has completed its acquisition of Cox Communications, bringing Spectrum services, pricing and customer-service programs to former Cox markets beginning with a broader rollout in mid-September.

Charter Communications has completed its acquisition of Cox Communications and Liberty Broadband, expanding Spectrum into former Cox markets. Cox customers can already receive a free year of Spectrum mobile service if eligible, while Spectrum’s broader product lineup, pricing and packaging are expected to launch in mid-September.

14 Years Behind Bars After Fatal Highway 90 Collision

A Walton County man was sentenced to 14 years in prison for DUI manslaughter after a 2023 Highway 90 crash killed another driver.

Justin Echternacht was sentenced to 14 years in state prison followed by one year of probation for DUI manslaughter after a 2023 Highway 90 crash killed another driver. Prosecutors said Echternacht crossed the center line, while investigators later found cocaine, THC and alcohol in his system.

Destin quickly deported to Freeport by anxious rebel militia post-raid

Bold banner that reads 'Destin Detained' with a vintage grayscale man on the right and a sponsor badge for Okaloosa Gas District.

In the summer of 1861, the Civil War arrived on the Emerald Coast, casting suspicion on Connecticut-born fisherman Captain Leonard Destin. Caught between warring factions, Destin was branded a potential enemy collaborator. On August 20, the Walton Guards forced the Destin family from their home, beginning a desperate journey to Freeport.

OPINION: Tallman calls out Mid Bay News, urges community to move beyond election division

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The recent school board elections were intense, but it is time for our community to unite. Instead of lingering on political division and personal attacks, we must focus on what truly matters: safe schools, excellent education, and accountability. Let’s invest our energy in our students’ success and build a stronger, more collaborative future together.

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