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What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

John Stephens Appointed To Destin City Council

Get The Coast— The Destin City Council appointed John Stephens to fill the vacant council seat left by Jim Bagby following his resignation to pursue a seat on the Walton County Commission. Stephens, a longtime Destin resident, business owner, and active participant in city government, was selected after the council considered several qualified applicants. He will serve in the interim until the next election, when voters will choose someone to complete the remainder of the term. Council members cited Stephens’ dedication to the community, familiarity with local issues, and commitment to public service as key factors in their decision.
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FWB Roller Derby Team Heads To Chicago

Get The Coast— Before heading to the 2026 Junior Roller Derby Association National Championship in Chicago, the Fort Walton Beach Junior Bombers' B-29 All Stars earned their place by finishing second at the national playoffs they hosted in Fort Walton Beach. The team will compete as the No. 4 seed against top-ranked Santa Cruz, with hopes of capturing a national title. Six senior skaters will compete in their final JRDA event, while others are preparing to try out for Team USA. Founded in 2016, the Junior Bombers have become a prominent youth roller derby program in the Florida Panhandle, emphasizing athletic development, teamwork, confidence, and leadership as they continue representing the region on the national stage.
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Temporary Traffic Shift Is Coming This Week To Brooks Bridge

Get The Coast— Drivers traveling across Brooks Bridge should expect a temporary nighttime traffic shift this week as crews continue work on the ongoing Brooks Bridge Replacement Project. During overnight construction, westbound U.S. 98 traffic will be reduced to a single lane and briefly redirected onto the eastbound side of the roadway, while eastbound traffic will also be limited to one lane. The temporary configuration is designed to provide a safe work area for bridge construction, with law enforcement officers assisting traffic through the work zone. Normal traffic patterns will resume each morning, and motorists are encouraged to use caution, reduce speed, and anticipate minor delays during the overnight operations.
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6 Horses Rescued From Holmes County Cruelty Case

Get The Coast— Six horses rescued from an animal cruelty investigation in Holmes County are receiving medical treatment and rehabilitation at Alaqua Animal Refuge after authorities removed them from unsafe and neglectful conditions. The horses arrived malnourished and suffering from a range of health issues, requiring specialized veterinary care, proper nutrition, and ongoing rehabilitation. Alaqua staff say each horse is gradually improving as they regain strength and recover in a safe environment, while the refuge continues working with law enforcement and encourages community support to help cover the costs of their care and eventual placement into permanent homes.
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Pensacola Leaders Consider Curfew Following Weekend Chaos

WEAR TV3— Pensacola city leaders are considering whether a youth curfew should be implemented or strengthened following a deadly downtown shooting and a series of disturbances involving large groups of unsupervised juveniles during the Fourth of July weekend. Officials say the violence, which left one person dead and several others injured, has prompted discussions about additional safety measures to reduce late-night disorder and protect residents and visitors. While no decisions have been made, city leaders emphasized that any potential curfew would be part of a broader effort that also includes increased law enforcement, community involvement, and parental responsibility to help prevent future incidents.
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NWFL Native Signs Nearly $50 Million NBA Contract

WEAR TV3— Pensacola native Mitchell Robinson has signed a three-year, $47 million contract with the Boston Celtics, marking the next chapter in his NBA career after several seasons with the New York Knicks. Known for his shot-blocking, rebounding, and defensive presence, Robinson is expected to strengthen Boston's frontcourt as the team continues its pursuit of another championship. The deal represents a significant milestone for the former local standout, whose journey from Pensacola to the NBA has made him a source of pride for his hometown.
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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.

July 7 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I feel overwhelmed by responsibilities at work and in my personal life. Is it ever okay to just ignore tasks and disappear for a while to manage stress?

Drowning In Endless Obligations
Overbooked Calendar Gremlin

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Planetarium - Emerald Coast Science Center

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Jun 12, 12:00 PM - Aug 7, 12:00 PM

Planetarium - Emerald Coast Science Center

📍 31 Memorial Pkwy SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL, United States, Florida 32548

Experience the exciting shows on Monday through Friday, featuring intriguing topics on space, history, and how various cultures around the globe view the night sky, both past and present! Be sure to inquire at the front desk during check-in for details on today's specific show. These shows are typically suitable for ages 5 and up. Tickets for this show can be purchased at the front desk of Emerald Coast Science Center.

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

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National Dive Bar Day

<p data-id="9fdbced2-1d02-47fd-9ad1-298d3611de07" id="9fdbced2-1d02-47fd-9ad1-298d3611de07">National Dive Bar Day is that sweet little calendar lie where we pretend the corner joint with the sticky floor and the heroic neon sign is a cultural institution instead of a series of questionable decisions with a jukebox. It’s a salute to places where the drinks are honest, the lighting is dishonest, and the regulars know more about your hometown than your therapist ever will. You don’t “celebrate” it so much as you show up, tip like you’ve got manners, and let the bartender quietly judge your life while saving it. Call it nostalgia, call it community, call it a controlled burn for your dignity — either way, it’s on the schedule, so act like you meant to be there.</p>

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