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News November 27, 2019

Paxton City Council hears first reading of Flood Plan ordinance [PREMIUM]

By STACY MARTIN On Tuesday, Nov. 19, the City of Paxton met to hold their regular monthly council meeting. The council approved the minutes and the [...] Read More

News November 27, 2019

St. Joe Co. and Walton County School District announce creation of new STEAM high school

From St. Joe Company The St. Joe Company and Walton County School District have introduced the Magnet Innovation Center at St. Joe Watersound, a STEAM high [...] Read More

News November 25, 2019

WCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING ABSCONDED SEXUAL PREDATOR

November 25, 2019 WALTON COUNTY, Fla— A 35-year-old sexual predator has fled from his DeFuniak Springs address and now the Walton County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating him. Michael Wayne Alford is a registered sexual… Read More Read More

firerescue, News November 23, 2019

FIRE BREAKS OUT IN THREE-STORY HOME IN DEFUNIAK SPRINGS; FIREFIGHTERS RUSH TO KNOCK DOWN FLAMES

November 23, 2019 DeFuniak Springs, Fla — Firefighters battle a blaze engulfing a three-story home in DeFuniak Springs just before dawn Saturday morning. Around 4:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 23rd, a 911 call promptly dispatched Walton County Fire Rescue, DeFuniak… Read More Read More

News November 20, 2019

Walton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) Nov. 12 regular meeting combined with regular planning items meeting [PREMIUM]

Nov. 12 regular meeting combined with regular planning items meeting Commissioners present for the meeting were Tony Anderson, Bill Chapman, Danny Glidewell, and Trey Nick. Melanie [...] Read More

News November 20, 2019

Moratorium on rental of micromobility devices, including electric scooters, to be considered

By DOTTY NIST Walton County will be considering a moratorium on rental of micromobility devices, including stand-up electric scooters, at a Nov. 26 public hearing. At [...] Read More

News November 20, 2019

Officials table Burnt Pine Small Scale Amendment, approve several agreements [PREMIUM]

BCC.11.20.19.jpg COUNTY COMMISSIONERS at the Nov. 12 meeting. (Photo by Dotty Nist) Officials table Burnt Pine Small Scale Amendment, approve several agreements By DOTTY NIST Among [...] Read More

News November 20, 2019

Freeport City Council meeting Nov. 12, continued

By STACY MARTIN Note: This story concludes the report on the council meeting held on Tuesday, Nov. 12; owing to press time constraints, last week’s Herald-Breeze [...] Read More

News November 20, 2019

DFS City Council approves updated priority list, Fire Chief Burney to retire [PREMIUM]

Story and photos by JENNA BAILEY On Nov. 12, the DeFuniak Springs (DFS) City Council met for a regular meeting at 6 p.m. at the Walton [...] Read More

News November 20, 2019

JEWELRY STORE THIEF SHOT BY STORE OWNER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 19, 2018 WALTON COUNTY, Fla— A suspect who stole more than $80,000 in jewelry from a Miramar Beach business in 2017 will spend a decade behind bars in the Florida Department of Corrections. Today, Joshua Shannon… Read More Read More

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Paxton City Council hears first reading of Flood Plan ordinance [PREMIUM]

St. Joe Co. and Walton County School District announce creation of new STEAM high school

WCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING ABSCONDED SEXUAL PREDATOR

FIRE BREAKS OUT IN THREE-STORY HOME IN DEFUNIAK SPRINGS; FIREFIGHTERS RUSH TO KNOCK DOWN FLAMES

Walton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) Nov. 12 regular meeting combined with regular planning items meeting [PREMIUM]

Moratorium on rental of micromobility devices, including electric scooters, to be considered

Officials table Burnt Pine Small Scale Amendment, approve several agreements [PREMIUM]

Freeport City Council meeting Nov. 12, continued

DFS City Council approves updated priority list, Fire Chief Burney to retire [PREMIUM]

JEWELRY STORE THIEF SHOT BY STORE OWNER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON