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Sunday, April 12, 2026

Top StoryApr 12

MULLET TOSS IS BACK!

The annual Flora-Bama Mullet Toss is set to return, bringing its unique coastal competition and community spirit back to the shores, a beloved tradition for many in the Pensacola area.

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Community News

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How Reeves is Moving the Construction Industry Forward with a Dedicated Sales Team

Reeves, a local construction company, has launched a dedicated sales team to enhance client relations and streamline project management across Okaloosa County.

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Local Copywriter Jacie Chandler to Help Businesses 'Grow Your Confidence'

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Diane Fraser Urges Community Support for Giving Tuesday

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Local Resident Estelle Grengs Shares Insights on Enneagram Type 2

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Reeves Construction Company Wins National Awards for Quality in Asphalt Paving

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Local Business

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Choosing the Right Storage Unit for Your Niceville Move

Niceville residents planning a move or decluttering project can find the right storage unit by considering size, climate control, security, and accessibility at local facilities.

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Florida House Bill 651 – What it Means for Personal Injury Cases

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Texting While Driving: What Fort Walton Beach Drivers Need to Know About Florida Law

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Texting While Driving: What Fort Walton Beach Drivers Need to Know About Florida Law

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Why Bathroom Refinishing Beats a Full Remodel—Faster, Cleaner, Smarter

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Schools & Kids

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Shoal River Middle School to Host Annual Spring Carnival This Saturday

Shoal River Middle School will host its annual Spring Carnival this Saturday, April 12, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, featuring games, food, and family fun to benefit the school's PTO.

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Richbourg School to Host Annual Spring Festival This Saturday

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Health & Wellness

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Understanding the Lifespan of Dental Crowns for Fort Walton Beach Residents

Fort Walton Beach residents can expect dental crowns to last 5 to 15 years, depending on material, oral hygiene, and location in the mouth, according to local dental professionals.

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Local Dentists Highlight Hidden Cavity Risks for Fort Walton Beach Residents

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TMJ Awareness Event Held at Fort Walton Beach Library

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TMJ Awareness Event Held at Fort Walton Beach Medical Center

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Sun Spot Removal

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PortMiami is transforming into a global powerhouse with multimillion-dollar cruise and cargo upgrades set to double traffic by 2035. From Royal Caribbean's new mega-terminal to cutting-edge AI cargo tech, the port promises jobs and economic boom for South Florida. Officials hail it as a game-changer for Florida's trade dominance.

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