Wednesday Nov 4 | Northwest Florida Daily News
Funding secured for SR 85 overpass
Funding has been secured to build an overpass on State Road 85 to reduce congestion as additional traffic arrives because of the bed down of the 7th Special Forces Group.
Proposed overpass would help Army 7SFG(A) cross SR 85
Rhonda Grice, public involvement coordinator for the Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization, said principal players in the project discussed the timeline in a recent telephone conference.
UPDATED: Navarre potential destination for F-35
Eglin Air Force Base officials hosted a meeting Tuesday to discuss an alternative that would use Choctaw Field in South Santa Rosa County for the Joint Strike Fighter training mission.
Air Force Officials talk F-35 with Valparaiso Residents
Air Force officials held their 4th and final scoping meeting in Valparaiso residents Thursday night to discuss the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter's upcoming arrival at Eglin Air Force Base.
Valparaiso: Share F-35 operations with Duke and Choctaw
Nearly 150 people attended this week's fourth and final scoping meeting of proposed alternatives for bedding down the F-35 at Eglin Air Force Base.
Future of F35s Coming To Eglin Still Undertermined
Four dozen F-35's that seemed a sure bet for Eglin Air Force Base are no longer a guarantee.
Duke Field in Okaloosa County may be the Air Force's only reserve special operations wing.
Valparaiso: Okaloosa acting hysterical
Okaloosa County, you're behaving hysterically, says Valparaiso City Attorney Doug Wyckoff.
Military pay outstrips civilian salaries
Thousands of Okaloosa County's better-paid public servants don't get their paychecks from any state, county or city office.
It's a joyous homecoming at Duke as 919th airmen return
Spotting Master Sgt. Tom Haddock among the crowd of airmen descending from the back of the plane, Bacchus broke free from his mistress and galloped across the tarmac in a burst of pure joy, his long metal leash flailing helplessly behind him.
Eglin and Duke claim top food service honor
Forget TV's "Iron Chef." The folks who feed some 1,300 airmen breakfast, lunch and dinner day in and day out are solid gold, baby - without peer and tops in their game.
F-35 is talk of town hall meeting
Col. Bruce McClintock, commander of Eglin's 96th Air Base Wing, may have had trouble getting to his scheduled town hall meeting because of traffic, but he managed to provide updates on all of Eglin's programs in half the time he had allotted.
Eglin wins AF food service award
Eglin Air Force Base will receive a 2009 John L. Hennessy Award for the best Air Force food services in the world and more than 70 employees of Gulf Coast Enterprises will share the honor.
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