ALICE In Wonderland: The Hidden Struggle for Survival in Niceville
Luis Torres, a Niceville Walmart employee and father, embodies the struggles of the ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) population, facing challenges with childcare and housing. High childcare costs and restrictive housing options push many working-class families like his to the brink of financial instability. Local leaders, including City Manager David Deitch, are exploring solutions to alleviate these burdens, such as increasing affordable housing inventory and advocating for policy changes to support these families.
Union Alleges Wrongful Termination, Free Speech Violations at City of Niceville
The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) has filed a lawsuit against the city of Niceville, claiming former Lieutenant Timmy Sallee was unjustly fired due to his role in union negotiations.
Niceville Council Recap: $192,000 To A Developer For A Sewer Line Above Wetland. Homeless Encampment Under Rocky Bayou Bridge Discussed.
City Gives developer for $192,000 For A Sewer Line Above a Wetland, Police Work With Deputies on a Homeless Encampment and Council Decides To Reject An AirBnB Request – For Now.
As Daycares Close Nationally, Niceville Looks to Increase Capacity
Niceville City Manager David Deitch has informed the City Council about ongoing discussions with childcare providers to expand affordable childcare options in response to community needs. Recognizing the challenges faced by families due to limited childcare, Deitch aims to improve accessibility and support for working parents in the Niceville area.
Niceville’s New Top Cop Announced at City Council Meeting
Niceville’s new police chief has plenty of experience reforming and modernizing departments. Here’s what we know about him.
Niceville Mullet Festival to Return in 2025.
Organizers say the delay will allow them to get top-tier talent to the newly reconstituted festival.
Niceville, Fire Fighters’ Union Agree To Terms
Niceville’s Firefighters Union clinches a favorable deal with a 7% pay raise and intriguing perks, shaping the city’s firefighting landscape. Dive into the details for an inside look at the mutually beneficial agreement.
PHOTO GALLERY: Niceville says farewell to outgoing City Manager, Lannie Corbin
Niceville sends Lannie Corbin, city manager for more than half a century, off to retirement.
Deitch named Niceville’s New City Manager
Retired Colonel David Deitch will succeed longtime Niceville City Manager Lannie Corbin as city manager. Here are more details about the city’s newest hire and the man himself.
