Destin adopts social media policy for officials, prompting concerns over free speech
What counts as a Sunshine Law violation in the digital age? Destin officials just drew a hard line — and not everyone’s ready to log off.
Destin council moves to rein in E-Bike speeds, citing safety and enforcement concerns
Destin is drafting tougher e-bike rules in response to safety and enforcement concerns, with new speed limits and broader micro-mobility regulations expected by September.
Destin approves Alvin’s Island redevelopment after 2021 fire
The Destin City Council unanimously approved a new Alvin’s Island store on U.S. 98, marking the chain’s comeback more than three years after its original location burned down.
Destin approves new warning signs, buoys near East Pass after Trinity Eslinger disappearance
After the heartbreaking disappearance of 10-year-old Trinity Eslinger, Destin leaders are taking action to warn visitors about hidden dangers near East Pass.
Destin bonfire ordinance dies on floor without a second
Destin bonfire ordinance dies on floor without a second Collin Bestor July 9, 2025 12:30 am Destin In Brief: 🔥 Destin residents overwhelmingly opposed allowing beach bonfires during a heated public hearing. 🚫 Council members rejected a proposal to draft an ordinance for fires on private property after strong public backlash. 🌊 Residents cited code […]
Destin Considers Legalizing Beach Bonfires
Destin Considers Legalizing Beach Bonfires Collin Bestor June 4, 2025 12:55 pm Destin, News, Uncategorized In Brief: Destin City Council is exploring an ordinance that could legalize beach bonfires on city-owned property. The proposed permit program is modeled after Walton County’s and aims to raise revenue without taxing residents. Key hurdles include determining which beachfront […]
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.
