New Catholic School To Open in Niceville in 2025
The Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee has approved Holy Family Catholic Academy in Niceville, opening as a K-4 school this fall with plans to expand to K-8, and will host an open house on February 2.
Niceville Becomes A Winter Wonderland After Record Snow
Niceville got almost as much snow in 24 hours as it did in the last 100 years.
OPINION: “A Republic, If You Can Keep It”
Guest Mike Behr argues constitutional amendments at the state level are not the best way to do government in the Sunshine State
OAA Wants You For Their Annual Arts Gallery
Okaloosa Arts Alliance is calling on local artists and cultural organizations to participate in the third annual Holiday Arts Gallery on December 14, offering a unique showcase for holiday shoppers and a lively arts environment at HH Arts in Fort Walton Beach.
OPINION – Merging Valparaiso, Bluewater Bay, and Niceville is a Win for Our Future
Valparaiso is in financial trouble, and they can NOT continue to tax their way out of it.
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.
Ballot Amendments Are A Bad Way To Do Government – Here’s Why:
Ballot amendments are a great way for some legislators to get out of making hard decisions that may be unpopular, writes Christopher Saul in our op-ed
After Needle Sticks Employee, Niceville Manager Makes Plea to Residents About Flushable Wipes
A city worker faces months of medical testing after a needle was found in a sewer blockage—Niceville’s City Manager has a strong message for residents on the dangers of flushing hazardous items!
6 Things You Need To Know If You’re Thinking About Buying or Refinancing a House in Niceville Right Now
Navigating Niceville’s 2024 housing market requires understanding its seller’s market dynamics, leveraging decision fatigue, and carefully considering refinancing amidst high prices and fluctuating rates.
Robert J Guidry Pleaded Guilty to Paying a Bribe. Now, He’s The Top Donor In Okaloosa County 2024 Election Campaigns
Louisiana businessman Robert J ‘Bobby’ Guidry pleaded guilty to bribing a governor for a riverboat gambling license in the 90s. Now, he’s spending money in Okaloosa County Elections. Why?
