Northwest Florida Daily News

Northwest Florida Daily News

The Northwest Florida Daily News is a daily publication located in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Established in 1946, it is currently owned by Gannett.

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  • 2 days ago | nwfdailynews.com | Tina Harbuck

    A new 4-mile pedestrian and cycling path connecting the Brooks and Marler bridges in Okaloosa County, Florida is nearing completion. The path, which glows at night, is expected to be finished in early August 2025, despite some weather-related delays. Officials are working to prevent unauthorized vehicle traffic and parking on the path, currently focusing on educating the public rather than issuing citations.

  • 2 days ago | nwfdailynews.com | Frank Cerabino

    Observing the affluent and their effluent has long been a hobby of mine. Wherever the ultra-rich gather you can bet they’re handling their poop issues with the kind of alacrity you’d expect from people who expect everything in life to come up smelling like roses. This takes many forms. Back in the 1990s, The Town of Palm Beach tackled this ours-doesn’t-smell issue by getting the town’s public works department to deploy one of four different fragrances to the sewer system every week.

  • 4 days ago | nwfdailynews.com | Frank Stanfield

    Frank StanfieldFor the Daily NewsA woman residing in a Freeport storage facility has been arrested following a fire incident. Heather N. Randolph, 49, faces charges of resisting arrest and battery on law enforcement officers. The fire, which damaged seven storage units, occurred at Stow-Away Storage on Business 331. The State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of the fire, and further charges against Randolph are possible.

  • 5 days ago | nwfdailynews.com | Seth Stringer

    Fort Walton Beach softball's magical season rolls on. Pitted against fellow state champs Choctaw boys weightlifting and South Walton girls golf along with a few state runners-up and Final 4 powerhouses, Taryn Gray's crew was voted our 2024-2025 Team of the Year after winning the 4A state title last month.

  • 1 week ago | nwfdailynews.com | Seth Stringer

    DESTIN — At long last, Destin High football has its Florida High School Athletic Association eligibility. And now a home in District 1-1A. Joining FAMU DRS, Maclay and North Florida Christian, the Sharks will replace St. John Paul II Catholic in District 1-1A after spending the last three years as a freelance program waiting for FHSAA's approval.

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