Should Walton County vehicles have logos? Commissioners debate
Walton County Commissioners had a spirited debate about the County logo on vehicles. Some want to ensure transparency, others want directors to have discretion. Here’s why they care so much:
This controversial Condo Project barely approved in South Walton
Despite a no vote from the planning commission, Walton Commissioners approved this condo project in Miramar Beach. Here’s how it will probably make your life more difficult:
New Emergency Room Brings Lifesaving, 24/7 Care to Walton County
A new $19 million emergency room in DeFuniak Springs is now providing 24/7 emergency care, expanding access for Walton County residents and visitors.
Walton County urged to join fight against CO2 injection wells near state border
An Alabama lawmaker came to Walton County with a stark message: a proposed CO₂ pipeline and underground injection project could threaten the Floridan Aquifer — the drinking-water source for millions across Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.
Walton County Commission deadlock on tourism leadership continues
The Walton County Commission once again failed to agree on whether to bring back an Executive Director of Tourism — a $400,000 position overseeing one of the county’s biggest industries.
Here’s what happened, who pushed for change, and what it means for the future of the $60 million tourism department.
Walton County renames Highway 393 North to Charlie Kirk Parkway
On what would have been Charlie Kirk’s 32nd birthday, Walton County commissioners voted unanimously to rename Highway 393 North in his honor.
A Miccosukee Casino and New Office Space for Elected Officials? Here’s What Happened at Walton’s Commission Meeting.
Elected officials argue over office space, whether or not to talk to a Native American tribe in south Florida about business – and they decide to settle scores with the director of Sinfonia Gulf Coast.
Walton County passes $328M budget in narrow 3-2 vote
Walton County leaders cut the millage rate slightly, but a divided commission clashed over debt, reserves, and long-term planning.
Gallery: Seacoast Collegiate High School Celebrates Ribbon Cutting
Seacoast Collegiate High School, Florida’s oldest charter school, celebrated its new campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, offering students a unique path to earn a high school diploma and associate’s degree in partnership with Northwest Florida State College.
Council Rejects Letter of Support, Exposing Rift Over Walton’s Growth Strategy
As Walton County leaders spar over whether the Economic Development Alliance delivers real results, its director prepares to step down at the end of the month.
