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Okaloosa County's 297-acre plan to attract more people to Baker
SUMMARY: Okaloosa County is investing significantly in its northern region, recently purchasing 297 acres in Baker, Florida, for $6.25 million, supplementing the previously acquired 412 acres. This acquisition includes the Baker Recreation Area and a closed landfill, aiming to enhance the area’s existing livestock shows and festivals. County Commissioner Nathan Bo highlighted the potential for a larger venue to attract more events, boosting tourism. The county plans to fund these developments through increased tourism revenue and is seeking community input to create a long-term vision that benefits both residents and visitors.
Okaloosa County has approved the purchase of 297 acres in Baker for $6.25 million.
FULL STORY: https://trib.al/5qiRYpS
SUMMARY: A crash involving a Mobile police cruiser and at least two other vehicles occurred on Government Boulevard, west of Aelia Road. The accident resulted in significant damage, particularly to the passenger side of one car, and has almost flipped the police vehicle over. Two individuals were transported to the hospital. Mobile Fire Rescue assisted at the scene, and Mobile Police Department officers are also present. Traffic in the area is not heavily impacted, as drivers are managing to navigate around the site. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
News 5 has learned more about a crash involving a Mobile Police Department vehicle that happened around noon on Monday.
Read the full story: https://www.wkrg.com/mobile-county/at-least-2-injured-after-crash-involving-mobile-police-department-vehicle/
SUMMARY: Little Flower Catholic School, established in 1934, is celebrating its 90th anniversary this week. Assistant Principal Mallorie Hill and teacher Nicholas West shared their excitement for the milestone. Hill spoke about the school’s welcoming atmosphere and long history, while West highlighted students’ involvement in multimedia projects to reflect on the school’s legacy. The celebration will kick off with a 5:30 p.m. mass, followed by a gathering in the cafeteria with photo books, appetizers, and a chance for alumni to reconnect. The event is free, but attendees must RSVP. The celebration will take place Friday, November 5th.
Mallory Hill 6th Grade Homeroom, Social Studies and Religion, Assistant Principal and
Nicholas West Computer Science
News from the South - Alabama News Feed
Showers continue for Veterans Day, A Cooldown Late This Week
SUMMARY: This Sunday has been marked by unsettled weather along the Gulf Coast, with light to moderate beneficial rain. Through the evening, rain coverage is expected to decrease until midnight when more rain from the Gulf of Mexico may develop. Veterans Day will start with light showers, especially south of I-10, and temperatures will reach the upper 70s, remaining mostly cloudy with a chance of late-day sun. While Tuesday will be mostly dry, rain is anticipated on Wednesday due to a cold front, bringing cooler, more seasonal air for the end of the week and upcoming weekend.
Some much-needed rain continues to fall over parts of the Gulf Coast. A late-week cold front will help to drop our temperatures as we head into next weekend.
Full Forecast” https://tinyurl.com/2knk8bez
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