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Choctaw Adjusts Schedule, Removes Final Game Of The Season
Yahoo Sports— Choctawhatchee High School’s football schedule has been revised following disruptions caused by Hurricane Isaias, which left the Big Green with only six games completed through nine weeks. As a result, the team has canceled its season-ending trip to face Thompson High School in Alabama, a nationally ranked powerhouse, allowing Choctawhatchee to avoid an especially demanding stretch of three games in 13 days. Instead, the team will finish the regular season with three consecutive home games against Gulf Breeze, Booker T. Washington on October 29, and Fort Walton Beach on November 4. The schedule change also gives the players additional time to recover and prepare for the postseason. Coach Frank Beasley’s team has bounced back from an 0-2 start by winning four straight games and remains in a strong position to capture its fifth consecutive district championship while pursuing another appearance in the regional finals after reaching the state semifinals last season.
Read full story →Munitions Testing Scheduled For Gulf Waters Today
WJHG TV7— The U.S. Air Force plans to conduct munitions testing in the Gulf of Mexico off Okaloosa Island on Wednesday, October 21, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., according to officials at Eglin Air Force Base. Backup testing dates are scheduled for October 22 and 23 during the same hours if needed. During the operation, boaters must stay outside the designated hazard area, which begins about seven nautical miles south of Okaloosa Island and extends southeast roughly 32 nautical miles from Destin East Pass. The 96th Test Wing also warns residents and visitors not to touch or move any unidentified military equipment or test-related debris they may encounter. Anyone who discovers suspicious items should note their location from a safe distance and report them to local law enforcement, the U.S. Coast Guard, or Eglin’s 96th Security Forces Squadron. Mariners can monitor safety advisories on VHF Channel 16 or HF upper sideband 2182 kHz.
Read full story →Destin, 30A and Panama City Beach Short Term Rental Realtors Pass $500 Million in Airbnb Sales
PR Newswire— The Short Term Shop, a real estate brokerage specializing in vacation rental investments, announced that it has helped investors purchase nearly 700 Airbnb and short-term rental properties worth more than $500 million across Destin, 30A, and Panama City Beach since 2019. The company attributes its growth to increasing interest in these popular coastal destinations, where investors are exploring vacation rental properties as income-generating assets. Three of its agents—January Johnson in Panama City Beach, Jess Foy along 30A, and Pete Appezzato in Destin—have collectively generated nearly $200 million in short-term rental property sales. According to the company’s founder, Avery Carl, investors should choose real estate agents with specialized knowledge of vacation rentals, including local rental regulations, homeowners association restrictions, property management, and potential returns. Founded in 2017, The Short Term Shop provides guidance and educational resources to help investors purchase and operate vacation rental properties in markets across the country.
Read full story →Navarre Library To Reopen Today
Navarre Press— The Santa Rosa County Library System will reopen its Navarre branch on Wednesday after a partial power failure forced a temporary closure. A three-phase power issue affecting the building's air conditioning units has been resolved by Florida Power & Light, allowing normal operations to resume.
Read full story →Hurricane Isaias Strips Roof From Navarre American Legion Post
Navarre Press— Hurricane Isaias tore the roof off American Legion Post 382 in Navarre on October 9, causing serious damage to the building's storage area and meeting room. Members and volunteers spent days clearing debris and salvaging contents as the post works toward recovery.
Read full story →UPDATE From FWB On The Storm Debris Collection Progress
City Of Fort Walton Beach— The City of Fort Walton Beach has provided an update on its storm debris removal efforts following Hurricane Isaias, with DRC Emergency Services handling the collection of fallen trees, bushes, fencing, docks, drywall, and other hurricane-related debris from residential neighborhoods. The cleanup is eligible for reimbursement through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which requires all collected debris to be documented and measured at the disposal site. DRC crews began work in the Elliott’s Point neighborhood on October 14, 2026, and are currently operating near Waynel Circle, working seven days a week from sunrise to sunset. City officials estimate that the first citywide collection pass will take about a month, although weather conditions, improperly bagged debris, mixed materials, and piles near power lines or tree canopies could cause delays. Additional crews may be assigned to Fort Walton Beach as cleanup operations in neighboring counties are completed, potentially speeding up future collection rounds. Although officials acknowledge residents’ frustration with the lengthy process, they are asking for patience as the city works to restore normal conditions safely and efficiently. Residents can also monitor cleanup progress through an online dashboard provided by Tetra Tech, the company overseeing the debris collection contract.
Read full story →Ask Uncle Bobby
Bad advice for good people.
As heard on the B-Team Morning Show
Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.
October 21 · Today's Letter
Dear Uncle Bobby,
My new coworker is 25 and her email signature says "Head of Growth." Our team is four people. Last month somebody in accounting became "Chief Vibes Officer." I've been doing the same job for eleven years and I'm still a "Senior Coordinator." Should I just ask for a better title instead of a raise?
Fuming Over Pretend Titles
Senior Coordinator of Nothing
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Read Today's Bad Advice →Upcoming Events
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Oct 5, 12:00 PM - Oct 30, 12:00 PMHigh School Football: Navarre
📍 Navarre High School
Navarre will face a demanding football schedule this season as the Raiders look to compete for a district championship and a return to the playoffs. The season opens on the road against Escambia before home games with Pine Forest and Niceville, followed by district matchups against Pace, Milton and Gulf Breeze. The Raiders will also take on traditional rivals Crestview and Tate while closing the regular season at home against Mosley. With a schedule featuring longtime rivals, key district contests and several tough opponents, Navarre will be tested each week as it pursues another successful season.
Today's Holidays
Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.
Holiday #1 of 4
Babbling Day
Babbling Day is that sacred little speed bump on the calendar where we all agree to celebrate saying things out loud just because our brains coughed them up. The rules are simple: talk more than you should, think less than you want, and pretend it’s “tradition” instead of a public safety hazard. People gather, mouths running like busted faucets, sharing stories that start nowhere, end worse, and somehow get applause anyway. It’s not about meaning—it’s about momentum, and if you’ve ever weaponized small talk or survived a family dinner, congratulations, you’ve been training your whole life.
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