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Crestview Woman Fights Uphill Battle Against Sickle Cell In Florida

Allison Morris, a caregiver to her daughter Samariah, who battles Sickle Cell disease, founded the non-profit “We Reign” to advocate for resources, awareness, and support. Samariah, a vibrant dancer, faces regular pain crises exacerbated by limited local infrastructure. The organization aims to educate, fund research, and assist caregivers in managing the challenges of the disease.

UPDATE: Clergy, LGBTQ+ Advocates React to Klan Comparisons at Niceville Council

Several citizens, including a Catholic Deacon, called for the city not to rent out the Niceville Community Center to a nonprofit that advocates for the LGBTQ+ community at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Now, the Catholic Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee and members of the LGBTQ+ community weigh in on the incident and what it means for Niceville.

Emerald Coast Chamber Music Festival Announces Concert Dates

Experience the magic of ECCMF 2024, where classical music aficionados and newcomers alike will be treated to a diverse array of performances, including free showcases and the talents of the Chamber Music Institute’s young artists. Dive into a world of timeless melodies and new discoveries!

Northwest Florida Doctor Says This Device Could Save Hundreds of Lives From Cancer

A view of the front of the HCA Fort Walton-Destin hospital.

When Dr. Luke Yuhico started in medicine a decade ago, lung cancer was a leading cause of death. Now, with the Robotic Bronchoscopy at HCA Fort Walton-Destin Hospital, he’s on a mission to catch lung cancers early, potentially changing the game for patients in Northwest Florida. The technology allows for same-day outpatient procedures, catching cancers before it’s too late. 🌟

Local Producer to Premiere Zombee Flick in Northwest Florida

a movie poster promoting the zombeez movie.

Local filmmaker Elisia Marie’s Zombees, a sci-fi comedy set in the Florida Panhandle, explores a quirky collaboration between a coroner and her ex-fiancΓ© to solve a series of mysterious bee deaths. With a splash of gore and humor, the film promises a unique cinematic experience.

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