📸: Niceville Kids Enjoy City’s Fall Festival
Niceville’s annual fall festival on October 22 attracted a large crowd for pony rides, candy-themed activities, and a special performance by the Ruckel Middle School majorettes.
French Students Arrive in Crestview for Cultural Exchange
Twenty students from Crestview’s Sister City of Noirmoutier are exploring American culture through an exciting two-week exchange filled with activities and new friendships.
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.
Collegiate High School Students Recognized for National Academic Honors
Collegiate High School students have been honored for outstanding academic achievements, including two National Merit Semi-Finalists and fifteen students recognized by the College Board for their exceptional performance.
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.
Homes Prices Are Down in Our Area – Will We See A Housing Price Crash?
Curious about the state of the real estate market in Niceville and Valparaiso? Despite national shifts, prices have remained stable, and homes are selling quickly—find out what it means for buyers and sellers in 2024!
Psychadelic Vibes in Niceville: Berlioz’s Symphony Set to Dazzle For Halloween Season
Step into the haunting, opium-fueled world of Hector Berlioz’s “Symphonie Fantastique” as the Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra kicks off its season with a Halloween concert that’s sure to dazzle Niceville’s music lovers!
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.
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.
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.
