Family members and Airmen from Hurlburt Field welcome home their fellow Air Commandos during Operation Homecoming at the deployment control center April 10.
Eglin Air Force Base – When an Air Force service member’s spouse needs anything from answers to questions, directions to base services or help in a crisis, their organization’s Key Spouse is in place for support and guidance.
For nearly 15 years, the American Cancer Society’s Look Good Feel Better program has been empowering women going through chemotherapy with not only an arsenal of beauty tips, but also a support system during difficult times.
White-Wilson Medical Center opened a Pediatric Clinic today in its Navarre facility at 8990 Navarre Parkway. The Fort Walton Beach-based physician group has 13 Pediatricians and also offers Pediatric care at its Fort Walton Beach, Destin and Niceville locations.
A 16-year-old Florida girl is the youngest person in the world to leave and spend the night outside of a hospital with a temporary artificial heart and portable driver.
The Midway Fire District met with county engineers Friday to discuss submitting an application to get a dredging project approved for the Oriole Beach boat ramp.
Two major construction projects, totaling more than $50 million, are set to begin along Hwy. 87 South next year. An additional span across Yellow River Bridge and the expansion of a two-lane section of the roadway to four lanes, from Holley to 2 miles south of the bridge is planned.
More than 80 people attended a special county commission meeting held Monday evening to discuss sites for the proposed new courthouse. County officials lined up state and local agency representatives to address issues related to potential East Milton sites – one of which is planned to be placed on this year’s ballot. Residents also got to speak out at the end of the meeting.
Assistant State Attorney Stephanie G. Pace saw two child sexual offenders in high-profile cases that she prosecuted get lengthy sentences last week. Donzell Nuckles received a 330-year sentence April 15, and the next day Ernest Parker was sentenced to 25 years in state prison.
