RIP in Peace, Old Bar: City of Niceville Tears Down 114 Edge Avenue
Hasta la Vista – Niceville bids farewell to the old bar on Edge Avenue.
City Council Approves Traffic Camera Contract With Altumint
Niceville City Council’s approval of Altumint speed cameras near schools aims to enhance safety at no cost to the city.
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.
Niceville Police Chief Retires
Niceville Police Chief David Popwell has retired, says city leadership.
Niceville Council Narrows Field to Four Candidates to Fill Vacancy
Niceville City Council is at a crossroads as they unveil finalists to replace Abner Williams. The debate over a swift appointment or a thorough decision-making process unfolds, with Councilman Nodjomian hinting at an upcoming seat opening in 2025.
Meet the Nine People Who Want To Be Appointed To Niceville City Council
Nine candidates, ranging from pastors and entrepreneurs to lawyers and former military personnel, have applied for the vacant Niceville City Council seat. Get to know their backgrounds, aspirations, and what they bring to the table as they compete to shape the future of Niceville. 🗳️
City Council Approves School Zone Speeding Cameras Plan
City Manager David Deitch’s plan for speed cameras around schools gets unanimous approval from Niceville City Council. The initiative aims to improve road safety, targeting areas around Ruckel Middle School, Niceville High School, and SR-85 near Edge Elementary School.
Niceville City Manager: ’24 Mullet Fest Revival Unlikely. Here’s Why.
The latest installment in the ‘will they, won’t they’ surrounding the return of the Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival
Tragic Accident Claims Life of 41-Year-Old Woman in Niceville Crash
A tragic incident unfolded in Niceville as a 41-year-old woman lost her life in a single-vehicle accident at Forest Drive and College Boulevard. The driver, a Crestview resident, veered off the road, striking a tree; the car displayed burn marks, and the victim, not wearing a seatbelt, was pronounced dead at the scene. #NicevilleNews #AccidentUpdate #SafetyAlert
Is The Mullet Festival Back in 2024? Yes*
Matt McKinnon and Mark Wagner speak to the Niceville City Council about the possibility of bringing back the Mullet Festival to Niceville in 2024. The Council agreed to allow the pair of promoters to move forward with a plan with the city’s caveated blessing at Tuesday’s meeting. Promoters Get An Initial Yes, But The Team […]
