Boggy Update: The News That Eclipsed the Pun
On this week’s edition of Boggy Update – we talk about, sure, the eclipse – but we also cover local election results, a drug raid in Niceville and more.
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.
Okaloosa County to Hold Public Hearing on Outlawing Deep Holes and Large Tents on Beaches
Okaloosa County will have a public hearing on April 16, 2024, where commissioners will discuss proposed regulations regarding hole digging and tent sizes on beaches.
Boggy Update: The Flagrant Rebrand
Paul Sjoberg, a local entrepreneur, joins Journalist Christopher Saul as a co-host on the podcast. The pair discuss everything going on in our part of paradise.
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.
Trump and Chickens Victorious on Ballot in Okaloosa and Valparaiso
Dive into the aftermath of Okaloosa County’s election night, where Trump triumphed and chickens secured a close win!
Deschaine In Court This Week – New Niceville Chief Makes Report to City Council
The accused killer of Mike Ledford, Dylan Deschaine, will make a felony plea appearance in court Tuesday – Meanwhile the new Niceville Police Chief updates the council on crime in the city for February.
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 Mullet Festival to Return in 2025.
Organizers say the delay will allow them to get top-tier talent to the newly reconstituted festival.
Good and Bad News For Valparaiso Fire Department at Commission Meeting. Here’s What Happened:
Great news in Valparaiso as the fire department achieves a level 2 ISO rating, promising reduced insurance costs for residents. However, a surprising twist reveals a mold issue in the fire station, demanding urgent remediation efforts and a $25,000 investment.
