Tentative agreement in place to move SS United States from Philadelphia to Florida
After weeks of uncertainty surrounding the fate of the SS United States, the Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners has approved a contingent contract to acquire the famed ship and sink it off the coast of Florida.
The move to Florida is all but set, waiting only for the seal of approval from a federal judge to make it all official.
Officials in Okaloosa County, Florida, plan to turn the famed vessel into the world's largest artificial reef. Yahoo Life ...
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Okaloosa County jail employee arrested, fired after smuggling in items: Sheriff’s OfficeAn Okaloosa County Jail employee was arrested and fired on Oct. 3 after he allegedly smuggled items into the jail, according ...
The presidential election is just 24 days away. The governor's office reports significant damage to some polling sites in ...
NICEVILLE - The Okaloosa Public Schools Foundation is working to expand its scholarship program, aiming to support more low ...
The battle for the SS United States has reached a critical point and plans for the decaying ship have been revealed.
Residents of Okaloosa County have come together to provide support to Perry, Florida, and surrounding areas impacted by ...
Okaloosa County approves study to determine the feasibility of a pedestrian bridge across the Yellow River to close a 5-mile ...
The Okaloosa County Commission is sending a letter to Tallahassee with the hopes that passenger rail service could return to ...
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University of West Florida, former Blount HS football player arrested: ECSOA University of West Florida and former Blount High School football player has been arrested, according to the Escambia ...
Going out to eat? See which Okaloosa County restaurants were rated best by inspectors, and which failed the test.
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