“I Am Innocent” Former Walton Leader Robertson Will Fight Firing, Felony Charges
Fired and now facing felony charges, Walton County’s former top official says it’s all because he tried to expose corruption—hear his side of the story.
Niceville Alumni Azareye’h Thomas Drafted by NFL’s Jets
From Friday nights in Niceville to Sundays in New York — Azareye’h Thomas takes the next step in his football journey with the Jets.
Is the Decline Of The Tourism Economy in Okaloosa County Worth A 40% Property Tax Reduction To You?
Could a $400 property tax cut be worth risking Okaloosa County’s $710 million tourism economy? Local leaders are sounding the alarm as a major bill heads to the governor’s desk.
Oklahoma Man Arrested for Bomb Threat Related To SS United States
An Oklahoma man was arrested for making a bomb threat against a Florida government building over social media, though he later told police he did not intend to carry it out.
Niceville’s Accountant Releases Audit Findings. Here’s What They Found:
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Niceville Has Euthanized Two Dogs Since It Took Over Animal Control in January. Here Are The Cities Plans Moving Forward:
As Niceville steps into its new role overseeing animal control, internal concerns and evolving partnerships raise questions about the future of pet care in the city.
Niceville’s April Good Neighbor: Aleta Milton
She may be retired, but Aleta Milton’s schedule is full of giving back—find out why she’s been named Niceville’s Good Neighbor of the Month.
Customary Use Bill Passes Final Stop Before Floor Vote. Will You Get Access to the Sand?
Will public beach access return to Walton County? A new bill just cleared a major hurdle in the Florida Senate.
Judge Denies Stand Your Ground Motion in Ledford Murder Case
A local man accused of murder won’t get his case tossed under Stand Your Ground—see why the judge says the evidence doesn’t add up.
There Is A VERY Good Chance Customary Use Will Return to South Walton Beaches. Here’s Why:
Did Florida lose its beaches over a plate of lasagna? A new bill could reverse the 2018 law that changed public access—and it’s just one vote away.
