Niceville Native Looks To Enhance Training For Athletes Through Business Venture
A new athletic training center in Niceville is changing the game for local athletes—offering youth-to-adult performance programs modeled after collegiate-level intensity.
Valparaiso Fire Chief Suspended Over Racism Allegations
Valparaiso’s fire chief keeps his job after a public hearing over racial slur allegations leads to a suspension, training, and free speech backlash.
Niceville Advances on Pier Project
Niceville’s community redevelopment agency advances three major projects, including a pier and dock at Old Town Landing, a new Turkey Creek complex, and early planning for upland development amenities.
New Niceville Fire Chief Addresses Council
Niceville welcomed incoming Fire Chief Alex Kukulus at a city council meeting ahead of a formal transition and farewell to longtime Chief Tommy Mayville.
School Districts Earn As – What Does That Mean?
Okaloosa and Walton County schools both scored A ratings from the state—but the data shows major differences in readiness and performance across campuses.
You’ll Want to Know THIS About Last Month’s Destin Tour Helicopter Crash Before You Take Your Family on a Flight:
The National Transportation Safety Board released a damning report about the helicopter in June’s crash.
Niceville Names New Fire Chief
The City of Niceville introduces Alex Kukulus as its new fire chief, with a public ceremony scheduled for July 11 to mark the leadership transition.
Valparaiso Fire Fighters Accuse Chief of Racial Slur, Other Issues
Two Valparaiso firefighters allege misconduct by their fire chief—including the use of a racial slur—sparking a city-led investigation and raising broader concerns about safety and leadership in the new department.
Gaetz Demands Accountability From FPL After Berm Collapse in Holt
A berm collapse at an FPL solar construction site triggered environmental damage, a state warning, and renewed calls from State Senator Don Gaetz for stronger utility oversight.
DeSantis Signs Beach Access Bill Into Law
Who really owns Florida’s beaches? A new state law changes the rules again in Walton County’s long fight over sand, surf, and private property.
