Rutherford High School Construction Academy students are hammering out the details with Patronis Elementary 5th graders to build four cleanup stations.
Westonwood Ranch, a program for young people with developmental disabilities, was created by Lindy Wood, a mother who wanted a place where her son, Weston, and others like him can thrive.
Inmates at the Bay County Jail graduated from a fatherhood initiative aimed at repairing relationships and breaking the cycle of absent fathers. The certificate marks the end of the program. For the participants, the work of rebuilding relationships continues.
John Lee Nissan is stepping up in a big way for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, donating $15,000 to local nonprofit Fore Her to help patients cover everyday living expenses.
Detective Collin Savoie is set to receive both the Medal of Valor and the Life Saving Award on Nov. 17 during a Fort Walton Beach City Council meeting.
Feeding the Gulf Coast says it has already distributed nearly 350,000 pounds of food and emergency supplies to help communities hit hard by Hurricane Isaias in South Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.
Operation BBQ Relief is continuing to serve free hot meals to people impacted by recent storms across Northwest Florida, with plans to stay in the area for the coming days.
Travis Davis, a Bay County toddler who spent about three months in the HCA Gulf Coast NICU after being born at 26 weeks, has been selected to compete in the Baby of the Year competition.
The Bay County Artificial Reef Association’s PCB Fishing Rodeo is kicking off, with proceeds going toward building artificial reefs and funding marine education in local schools.
When most people think about blocked arteries, the heart immediately comes to mind. However, blockages can occur throughout the body, including in the legs.
City officials say they have sought a formal legal opinion from City Attorneys Courtney Sinagra and Eric Krebs because of the questions that arose from Tinder’s resignation.
A DeFuniak Springs family created a playgroup called Limitless 21 to connect local children and families with Down syndrome after their daughter, Sophia, was born with the condition.
