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Rotary Announces Dates for Nicevillle-Area Oktoberfest

The Mid-Bay Bridge Rotary Club is hosting its 30th annual Oktoberfest in Bluewater Bay on September 27-28, featuring traditional German food, drinks, music, and local vendors. The event raises funds to support numerous local and international causes, including scholarships and community programs.

PHOTOS: Niceville Triumphs Against Crestview 35-14 in Annual Football Game

The Niceville Eagles triumphed over the Crestview Bulldogs with a 35-14 victory in their September 13, 2024, matchup. The Eagles’ offense dominated, combining a strong aerial attack and a relentless ground game led by Connor Matthews and JJ Lewis. Despite some defensive resilience from Crestview, including key tackles by Peyton Holloway and Byron Williams, Niceville’s defense held the Bulldogs to just seven points in each half. The game saw intense fan participation, a solid showing from Crestview’s marching band, and a memorable performance by both teams on the field.

NHS Alumnus Graduates From United States Merchant Marine Academy

Ravis S. Delrie, son of Jason and Carolyn Delrie of Niceville, recently graduated from the United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) at Kings Point, New York. Delrie earned a Bachelor of Science degree, a commission in the U.S. armed forces, and qualified as a Merchant Marine officer. The USMMA is one of the five U.S. federal service academies renowned for its rigorous academic and physical qualifications and requires nominations from Congress members. Delrie received nominations from Senators Marco Rubio, Rick Scott, and Representative Matt Gaetz. He will serve as a Third Mate in the U.S. Merchant Marine and a U.S. Navy Strategic Sealift Officer. The Academy’s commencement featured White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, and this year marked the 50th anniversary of women entering the USMMA.

Niceville Man Arrested, Accused of Sending Classified Eglin Documents Illegally

Paul J. Freeman, a 68-year-old resident of Niceville, has been indicted on charges of unauthorized possession and transmission of classified national defense information. The indictment alleges that Freeman shared sensitive information about U.S. Air Force aircraft and weapons with unauthorized individuals on multiple occasions between November 2020 and March 2021. If convicted, Freeman faces up to ten years in prison for each of the nine counts.

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