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Free estate planning summit coming to Niceville Oct. 22

A free educational seminar on estate, financial, and tax planning will be held on Thursday, October 22, from 9 a.m. to noon at Northwest Florida State College’s Niceville campus. Hosted by the Estate Planning Council of the Emerald Coast, the public event offers expert guidance and practical planning checklists.

HISTORY: Baker Alum Dies in Afghanistan Combat

Baker High School graduate Preston Medley died in October 2008 in a roadside bomb attack in Afghanistan at age 23. Medley, a former Baker School football and broadcast student, left behind a young daughter and an unborn baby born two months later. His body was escorted to Crestview for services.

High School Football Playoff Bracketology Week 9

With eight weeks of play in the books, local high school football teams are making their final push for postseason positioning. From Walton and Choctawhatchee battling for first-round hosting rights to Niceville fighting to break into the regional playoff field, the race for November football is heating up across the region.

Post-Isaias Update from the Emerald Coast: October 12

As post-Hurricane Isaias recovery continues across Okaloosa County, city facilities in Crestview and Niceville have reopened, though Turkey Creek and Children’s Park remain closed. CHELCO has restored power to over 50,000 members, while DOH-Okaloosa issued a health advisory for Choctawhatchee Bay and Santa Rosa Sound following wastewater overflows.

Damage and disaster update: Hurricane Isaias

This is our damage and disaster update for the Emerald Coast cities of Niceville, Valparaiso, Eglin Air Force Base, DeFuniak Springs, Freeport, Destin, Fort Walton Beach and surrounding areas.

Liveblog: Hurricane Isaias Coverage for the Emerald Coast

Niceville declared a state of emergency as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches the Emerald Coast. Heavy rainfall, strong winds, and storm surge up to seven feet are expected. Meanwhile, Okaloosa County School District has canceled all Thursday and Friday classes, rescheduling major high school football games to next week.

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