Boggy Update: The News That Eclipsed the Pun
On this week’s edition of Boggy Update – we talk about, sure, the eclipse – but we also cover local election results, a drug raid in Niceville and more.
Niceville-Area Schools Named Florida Schools of Excellence. What Does That Mean for Students?
Seven out of ten Schools of Excellence in Okaloosa County are nestled in the Niceville/Valparaiso area. But what does that label mean for your child’s classroom?
VOTE 2024: Chickens in Valparaiso, Republicans on the ballot in March
Nikki Haley exits the Republican Primary, paving the way for Donald Trump as the sole contender, yet Florida’s Presidential Primary Election persists on March 19th. Meanwhile, Valparaiso residents find themselves at the polls, not for presidential candidates, but to decide on a non-binding referendum regarding the contentious issue of allowing chickens within city limits.
Good and Bad News For Valparaiso Fire Department at Commission Meeting. Here’s What Happened:
Great news in Valparaiso as the fire department achieves a level 2 ISO rating, promising reduced insurance costs for residents. However, a surprising twist reveals a mold issue in the fire station, demanding urgent remediation efforts and a $25,000 investment.
Okaloosa Gas Breaks Ground on $77 Million Facility in Valparaiso.Â
Okaloosa Gas will have a new facility on the corner of Valparaiso Boulevard and SR 85 soon. Here are the details:
Police: Alabama Man Attempts To Extort Valparaiso Business To Cover Mother’s Funeral Expenses
Ex-employee Christopher Paul Keen is charged with felony extortion after allegedly threatening his former employer for funeral donations. The Valparaiso incident unfolds six months later with a shocking arrest.
RECALL: Coca Cola Pulls Some Sodas From Valparaiso Facility From Shelves
Coca-Cola voluntarily recalls 2,000 cases of Sprite, Diet Coke, and Fanta Orange due to ‘foreign material.’ Uncertainty lingers as specific batch details remain undisclosed. FDA classifies it as Class II recall. No reported illnesses yet.
ELECTION 2024: Valparaiso Gears Up for City Commission Election: Two Seats in the Spotlight
Valparaiso has two seats coming up for election in March, 2024. Here’s what we know right now:
Thinking About Buying or Selling A House In Niceville? This Article Will Tell You What’s Going On In The Local Market [December 2023]
This is what you need to know about the Niceville-Valparaiso real estate market if you’re thinking about buying or selling a home in December 2023.
Valparaiso’s Old Synovus Bank Becomes Future City Hall
Valparaiso is on the brink of a transformative journey, turning the historic Old Synovus Bank into its modern city hall. Dive into the details, from office spaces to potential revenue streams, as the city paves the way for a new era.
