What happens when a city decides to cut ties with its longtime animal control provider? Niceville is finding out—and it’s complicated.
A city worker faces months of medical testing after a needle was found in a sewer blockage—Niceville’s City Manager has a strong message for residents
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
The City of Niceville is excited to announce an upcoming coffee and conversation session with Mayor Dan Henkel and City Manager David Deitch.
The Niceville Senior Center will send off City Manager Lannie Corbin with a series of celebrations at the end of July.
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
Policing, Purple Pipes to Deer Moss Creek and that dadgum left turn lane at Palm and State Route 20, and the last day of construction
Niceville’s city manager search committee has narrowed its nationwide search down to two local candidates.
In August of 2023 – 52 years after that conversation with his dad – Corbin will retire on his own terms.
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