Mercy Multiplied, a faith-based nonprofit founded in 1983, will break ground Thursday on a 30,000-square-foot home in Santa Rosa Beach to house women ages 13-32 free of charge.
Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Isaias made landfall in the Panhandle, some families are still without power and basic supplies. The Salvation Army is stepping in to help residents in Walton County.
Born from the loss of an aunt and a mother, the mission at Fore Her is deeply personal... rooted in the promise that no one should face breast cancer alone.
County officials stress that self-reporting is critical for assessing community-wide impacts and securing state and federal disaster recovery assistance.
Hurricane Isaias left damage across Walton County, cutting off access to Grayton Beach State Park after storm surge washed out a bridge leading to the park. Crews worked to repair the bridge in 16 hours so the park could reopen on Monday.
The St. Joe Company said Monday that power has been restored across its Northwest Florida properties and that its hotels, restaurants, business services and commercial properties are open following Hurricane Isaias.
Walton County firefighters battled two structure fires in less than 24 hours, including a fully engulfed camper in Paxton and a residential fire in Mossy Head.
Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Miramar Beach, bringing winds, rain, and damage to Walton County. As residents began cleaning up, a Walton County Sheriff’s deputy helped his neighbors before addressing damage to his own home, and fellow deputies later returned the favor.
Walton County officials provide the latest information for residents, including the dispatch center, beach safety, self-reporting damage, water usage, the Walton County Jail, and debris removal.
President Donald Trump has approved an emergency declaration for Florida, making federal assistance available to support the state’s response to Hurricane Isaias, FEMA announced.
Residents, visitors and businesses along 30A are preparing for Hurricane Isaias as parts of the area, including Seaside, face mandatory evacuation orders.
Officials said adjustments are being made to northbound and southbound signals throughout the city to improve the flow of vehicles leaving coastal areas.
