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Queiana’s Way School Supply Giveaway continues to grow
What started with toys eight years ago has rapidly grown into a fully involved community event for the Queiana’s Way Foundation.
With 350 backpacks full of school supplies, Porsha and Darius Jackson were able to prepare K-12 students for the upcoming school year.

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Okaloosa County approves sewer rate change, fee hikes for Dorcas and EMS rate increases
Okaloosa County commissioners approved three utility and public safety rate changes July 14, including a new sewer-only rate multiplier, an increased fire assessment for the county-run Dorcas Fire District and EMS rate increases through 2029. Here's what you need to know.

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Okaloosa County has a plan if property tax measure passes
Okaloosa County commissioners agreed unanimously July 14 to pursue an idea that could fix a looming problem: what to do if voters agree to expand homestead tax exemptions in November and blow a hole in the county’s revenue.

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Crestview wrestles with proposed property tax proposal.
A November ballot measure that could eliminate property taxes on homesteaded property would cost the city of Crestview roughly $3.8 million, or about 30% of its property tax revenue, city staff told the City Council during a budget workshop July 15.

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Laurel Hill continues progress towards winning season
Laurel Hill’s volleyball team has consistently progressed throughout the years under head coach Kasey Campbell.
After being hired in 2022, Campbell and her Hoboes have increased their wins year after year. Having retained many of its players, Laurel Hill looks to make the 2026 season a positive one.

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