“Our Water System Is Showing Its Age” City Manager Proposes $200,000 Study To Resolve Possible Undercharges of Water Bills.
Is Niceville’s water system outdated and undercharging residents? City Manager David Deitch has a plan to address this issue and boost the city’s finances.
Reducing Flood Insurance Costs: Niceville Announces Adopt A Drain Program
Niceville’s “Adopt a Drain” program empowers residents to maintain storm drains, prevent flooding, and even name their drains. It’s a win-win for the community, promoting flood insurance savings and cleaner waterways.
Okaloosa’s State Government Representatives Gathered at NWFSC. Here’s What Niceville Asked For:
Florida legislators, including Senator Jay Trumbull, discussed a diverse set of issues at Northwest Florida State College, from national concerns like vaccine mandates and education policies to local matters such as stormwater and roadway infrastructure. Find out what they had to say about these pressing topics.
Bluewater Elementary Celebrates Red Ribbon Week with a Focus on Mental and Physical Well-being
Bluewater Elementary’s Red Ribbon Week, themed “Be Kind to Your Mind,” encourages students to prioritize their mental and physical well-being. Students took a pledge, wore RRW bracelets, engaged in contests, and participated in discussions about drug prevention and healthy habits.
John Sallman: An Update on The Deer Moss Creek Development in Niceville
Deer Moss Creek, nestled inside Niceville, is poised for massive growth, set to bring in 5,000 to 10,000 new residents over the next decade. Find out how this transformative development is shaping the future of Niceville.
Batman Hits the Diamond for Traveling Eagles Halloween Celebration
Niceville children and their families dressed up in a fantastic array of costumes, from princesses to Freddy Krueger and even Wayne and Garth from “Wayne’s World.” Over 50 young fans transformed the baseball stands into a sea of creativity and Halloween spirit, making this event a true costume extravaganza.
While the baseball game was undoubtedly the main event, the kids in costumes had the unique opportunity to run the bases, participate in a costume contest, and even enjoy some sweet treats between the bases. The community’s enthusiasm and interaction between players and fans made this Halloween Havoc game a heartwarming celebration of togetherness and fun in Niceville.
Wall Breaking Ceremony Announces Renovation of NWFSC Nursing School
Northwest Florida State College has commenced a $30 million renovation of its nursing school, changing the game with a “wall breaking” ceremony. With Triumph Gulf Coast Corporation’s backing, this project aims to double the number of nursing graduates and introduce cutting-edge education methods to produce more healthcare professionals, addressing Florida’s looming nursing shortage.
School Board Will Ask for $8 Million Grant To Expand Technical College To Crestview
Okaloosa Technical College Will ask for $8.35 million in funding from Triumph Gulf Coast to expand its programs and meet the demands of local industries. They hope to put a new campus in Crestview. Here are the details.
Silent As A Whisper, The Future (?) Of Flight Just Touched Down at Duke Field. Meet Alia, The All-Electric Aircraft Promising To Change The Skies.
Today, Duke Field witnessed the arrival of Alia, an electric aircraft created by Beta, marking a transformative moment in aviation. With the promise of reduced costs and the potential for both manned and unmanned missions, this innovation is set to redefine the skies.
An Events Center? A Downtown Niceville? Here’s The Plan So Far:
Niceville is on the cusp of an exciting transformation! Plans for a new events center and a vibrant downtown area are set to redefine the city’s landscape, bringing residents together for a more connected and prosperous community.
