Three Named To Serve On Mid Bay Bridge Authority
Governor DeSantis announces key appointments to the Mid-Bay Bridge Authority, including three military veterans with extensive leadership experience. Read more about their backgrounds and what they bring to this crucial role in Okaloosa County’s infrastructure.
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.
Ballot Amendments Are A Bad Way To Do Government – Here’s Why:
Ballot amendments are a great way for some legislators to get out of making hard decisions that may be unpopular, writes Christopher Saul in our op-ed
Community Day/Storybook Village to Celebrate Child Care and Early Learning in the Emerald Coast
The Early Learning Coalition of the Emerald Coast celebrates the expansion of child care and early learning with a free, fun-filled Community Day and Storybook Village event on October 26, highlighting local efforts to improve early education in Okaloosa and Walton counties.
Hurricane Helene Watch. Here’s What We Know Now:
The National Weather Service in Mobile is monitoring a low-pressure system near the Yucatan Peninsula, which could develop into a tropical depression later this week as it moves north into the Gulf of Mexico. While no immediate impact is expected for northwest Florida, residents are urged to stay informed and prepare for possible hazardous marine conditions and rip currents.
Surprise Your Spouse With This Tasty Coq Au Vin Recipe For An At-Home Date Night
This article introduces the classic French dish Coq au Vin, a comforting fall recipe featuring chicken braised in red wine, bacon, and mushrooms. It includes step-by-step instructions for preparing the dish, tips on wine selection, and emphasizes taking time to enjoy the cooking process.
The Smartest Kids You Know: Niceville Students To Present Grad-Level Research In Japan
Niceville High School’s Gifted Program will send eight students, including senior Lily Suttlemyre, to Japan’s NaGISA Marine Science Conference to present research on near-shore ecosystems alongside top global scientists.
After Needle Sticks Employee, Niceville Manager Makes Plea to Residents About Flushable Wipes
A city worker faces months of medical testing after a needle was found in a sewer blockage—Niceville’s City Manager has a strong message for residents on the dangers of flushing hazardous items!
Niceville Councilman’s Abortion Resolution Fails for Lack of Second
Tensions flared at the Niceville City Council as Councilman Doug Stauffer’s push to oppose Florida’s Amendment 4 on abortion restrictions fell flat, leaving some residents outraged.
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.
