
Free The Beaches? Walton Customary Use Bill Jumps Another Hurdle
Will Florida’s beaches become more accessible again? A new Senate bill aims to undo a controversial 2018 law—but not everyone is on board.
Will Florida’s beaches become more accessible again? A new Senate bill aims to undo a controversial 2018 law—but not everyone is on board.
A years-long legal fight between Walton County and homeowner Marvin Peavey over political banners has ended, with the county agreeing to pay his legal fees,
How do Walton and Okaloosa counties compare in child well-being? The latest Florida Policy Institute rankings reveal strengths—and surprising challenges.
A viral TikTok controversy has put a Northwest Florida HVAC company in crisis mode—here’s how the owner is responding to the flood of backlash.
Okaloosa and Walton counties close schools for two days due to expected snow, sleet, and freezing rain, prioritizing student and staff safety.
Florida’s January special election is breaking trends—with mail-in ballots hitting record lows. What’s behind the dip, and why does Escambia stand out?
Café Thirty-A’s Annual Christmas Charity Ball raised $81,000 for Caring and Sharing of South Walton, supporting food and financial aid programs for local families.
The Emerald Coast Public Relations Foundation is awarding $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors in Okaloosa, Walton, and Santa Rosa counties pursuing degrees in public
Republican candidates for the Congressional seat vacated by Matt Gaetz will gather for a forum in Niceville on January 6, with one candidate absent due
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