These Eight College Basketball Teams Will Duke It Out To Be Named Emerald Coast Classic Champs in 2024!
Game matchups for the inaugural Emerald Coast Classic women’s basketball tournament have been announced. Eight teams will compete on November 25-26 at Raider Arena, Northwest Florida State College.
Okaloosa County Gets Damage Recap After Storm
Residents of Okaloosa County were jolted awake early this morning as a powerful storm system unleashed its fury across the region. With winds reaching speeds of up to 70 mph and lightning illuminating the sky, the community found itself grappling with the aftermath of nature’s wrath.
Police: Niceville Man arrested after threatening to kill wife over changed television channel.
Police say a Niceville man threatened to kill his wife with a gun, then a sword and then knives after a dispute over the television channel.
Florida’s Catholic Bishops Announce Opposition to Amendment 4
Florida’s Catholic bishops have announced their opposition to Amendment 4 – which will be on the ballot this November.
Law Enforcement Raid Alleged Drug Den on College Cove (Again)
A combined task force that fights drugs in Okaloosa County netted several arrests on a recent raid.
City Complex Named After Former Niceville Manager Corbin
Niceville’s Council Honored former Niceville City Manager Lannie Corbin by naming the municipality’s government complex after him in a ceremony March 13th.
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.
Okaloosa Gas Breaks Ground on $77 Million Facility in Valparaiso.
Okaloosa Gas will have a new facility on the corner of Valparaiso Boulevard and SR 85 soon. Here are the details:
Maney’s Mental Health Bill Passes Unanimously in Florida House. Here are the next steps:
Breaking: Florida House votes unanimously on groundbreaking mental health bill, marking the first significant update in over five decades. Find out how these changes aim to revolutionize mental health services.
Russian Expats Keep Flame of Dissent Alive in Destin
Russian expats, joined by the Mayor of Destin, Bobby Wagner, made their case via protest against the Putin Regime in Russia.
