Deer Moss Creek Phase 11 Gets Niceville Council Approval
Deer Moss Creek’s phase 11 got the go-ahead from the Niceville City Council at their January meeting.
Up for a Hunt? Feral Hogs invade Niceville Spray Fields.
The wild, aggressive animals began to invade the city’s spray fields on Eglin Air Force Base.
Niceville Council Chooses Charities For Donations
Niceville’s City Council made it’s decision about the charities and non-profits it will support in 2023. In total, the city was asked for about $28,000 in donations from various agencies and approved $22,500.
Money For Bleachers Benched By Niceville City Council
Last month, the Niceville City Council made a commitment to fund $175,000 of a proposed project to remodel and renew the Niceville High School baseball press box and bleachers. However, at this month’s city council meeting, the Niceville City Attorney announced that this money would no longer be provided for the project.
Seven Stolen Guns On The Streets, Thanks To Unlocked Cars
Someone or some people are on a crime streak in Niceville. In the last two months – they’ve stolen seven guns out of cars within city limits.
Niceville Police Release December ’22 Crime Stats
The City of Niceville’s Police Department saw an increase in arrests as 2022 drew to a close.
Longtime Niceville City Manager Announces Retirement
In August of 2023 – 52 years after that conversation with his dad – Corbin will retire on his own terms.
INTERVIEW: Sheriff’s Office Explains 20-year Gap Between Death, Arrest for Murder
I think the number one question Mid Bay News got in the last week had to do with the length of time, 20 years, between the death of Mary Jean Liza’s daughter in 2002 – and her arrest in December 2022.
New Exhibitions Open at Mattie Kelly Arts Center
The Mattie Kelly Arts Center has new inspiration from the East for you to see at their gallery in Niceville.
County, EMS Union Avoid Impasse, Pass Collective Bargaining Agreement
The EMS Union in Okaloosa County has begun to look a lot like Don Quixote. Four months after all non-union employees got a 5% raise, the EMS employees, represented by a trade union machine out of the northeast, were able to avoid an impasse and get their constituents a deal.
