Okaloosa State Rep Given Eagle Scouts’ Top Award
Florida Rep. Patt Maney was awarded the prestigious Distinguished Eagle Scout Award, recognizing his extensive national-level service and community contributions.
Hundreds Walk To End Alzheimers in Okaloosa County
Hundreds gathered at Eglin’s Armament Museum for Okaloosa County’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s, raising over $26,000 and highlighting the impact of Alzheimer’s on Florida’s seniors and diverse communities.
Alaqua Seeks Help For Dogs Displaced By Recent Hurricanes
Alaqua Animal Refuge in Freeport urgently seeks community support to sustain ongoing care for animals displaced by Hurricane Milton, as resources remain strained despite national assistance.
Three Named To Serve On Mid Bay Bridge Authority
Governor DeSantis announces key appointments to the Mid-Bay Bridge Authority, including three military veterans with extensive leadership experience. Read more about their backgrounds and what they bring to this crucial role in Okaloosa County’s infrastructure.
Freeport Merchants Announce ‘Night Out’ Date
The annual Freeport Night Out, featuring live music, vendor markets, a charity fire truck pull, and a raffle for a cruise, returns on November 16 at Props Brewery Hammock Bay.
📸: Niceville Kids Enjoy City’s Fall Festival
Niceville’s annual fall festival on October 22 attracted a large crowd for pony rides, candy-themed activities, and a special performance by the Ruckel Middle School majorettes.
French Students Arrive in Crestview for Cultural Exchange
Twenty students from Crestview’s Sister City of Noirmoutier are exploring American culture through an exciting two-week exchange filled with activities and new friendships.
This Company Wants To End The College Debt Crisis For Local Young People
Tru Plumbing and Gas is hosting a skilled trade competition for local high school students at Trufest in Fort Walton Beach on October 26, highlighting the importance of the trades amid a nationwide shortage.
Eglin to Detonate Unexploded Bombs Found in Choctawhatchee Bay
Navy EOD teams will safely detonate six 80-year-old World War II ordnance found in Choctawhatchee Bay, with operations taking place on Oct. 24 and 25.
Despite Punishing Schedule, Niceville Eagle Pride Excels in Local Competition
The Niceville Eagle Pride Marching Band wowed audiences with stellar performances at both the Southeastern United States Marching Festival in Troy, Alabama, and the Marching Music Performance Assessment in Cantonment, earning straight superior ratings. Check out their whirlwind week of achievements and find out what’s next for this talented group! #EaglePrideBand
