This Company Wants To End The College Debt Crisis For Local Young People
Tru Plumbing and Gas is hosting a skilled trade competition for local high school students at Trufest in Fort Walton Beach on October 26, highlighting the importance of the trades amid a nationwide shortage.
Niceville High School Senior Night Photos 2024 (Class of 2025)
Happy senior weekend! (Is that a thing?)
In honor of the Niceville High Seniors who’ve played on the football team, supported the Eagles on the cheer squad or athletic training unit, or played in the marching band – These photos are for you.
We only ask that you tag us on social media if you use them.
Love all y’all,
The Saul Family.
This Niceville Charity Got A Big Donation – Thanks to a Mortgage Company. Here’s Why That Matters To You:
Niceville’s Steve Schutt made sure the team at Movement Mortgage got a leg up helping single moms get back on their feet.
Military Family to Run In Niceville As Part of 50 State Tour for Cleft Awareness!
A military family will visit Niceville on October 17 as part of their nationwide 5K journey to raise awareness and funds for cleft conditions, supporting Smile Train’s mission.
The Chances For A Mullet Festival in 2025 Look Grim
If you were looking forward to a 2025 Mullet Festival – things ain’t lookin good after October’s Niceville City Council Meeting.
Is This Tax Incentive For Big Corporations Something You Should Vote For In November?
Will Okaloosa County continue its tax breaks for big businesses, or will local concerns tip the balance? Find out what’s at stake in the upcoming November 2024 referendum.
General Gary Luck -“Father of America’s Joint Force” Dies
Retired Army General Gary Luck, a distinguished military leader and mentor, passed away at 87, with a memorial service to be held on September 19.
Here’s How the New President Of NWFSC Gets Selected:
The search for a new president of Northwest Florida State College has begun, following the resignation of former president Devin Stephenson. The process, which involves input from the community and the guidance of the Myers McRae search firm, will focus on external candidates. Interim President Christine Kedroski has declined to seek the permanent position, with a new president expected to be appointed by January 2025. The college is hosting additional town halls and encourages public participation in the selection process.
Commissioner Calls Out Tax Break: A Race To The Bottom?
Okaloosa County Commissioner Nathan Boyles cast the sole dissenting vote against placing a referendum on the November ballot to extend a tax exemption for qualifying companies. Boyles, who originally supported the measure a decade ago, now argues the tax creates unfair competition, offers minimal benefit, and incurs high compliance costs. Despite his concerns, the referendum was approved, with proponents arguing that the exemption has attracted significant investment and job creation to the county.
This Small But Mighty Crew Keeps Delivering Hits to the Emerald Coast
As the house lights dimmed, darkness enveloped the audience, only to be dispelled by a dazzling gold sequin backdrop as the opening notes of “Chicago” rang out. The audience at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center was treated to a spectacular performance, thanks to the dedication of Jeannette Shires and her team, who tirelessly bring Broadway’s finest to Niceville.
