The Florida Panhandle is known for its quiet beaches and peaceful living. But on March 4th, 1999, Okaloosa County's tranquil lifestyle was threatened. What happened that day? #thenewdetectives #thefbifiles #truecrime #crimeinvestigation #forensicevidence #unsolvedmystery #FloridaCrime | The New Detectives

🏊 We are officially hiring lifeguards for the 2026 spring and summer seasons. 👉Pay is $23 per hour after training. APPLY NOW https://bit.ly/2026OkaloosaLifeguard ✅ Benefits to being a part of the best Beach Safety team in Florida: 🟦This is a great start to a career as a first responder. 🟦Get paid to spend the day at the beach, EVERY DAY. 🟦Get a great workout. 🟦Meet new people. 🟦Save lives. https://myokaloosa.com/ps/beach-safety | Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners

Most people move to Florida to escape chaos, then accidentally move right back into it. That usually happens when they only see Florida through highlight reels and headlines. Crowded beaches. Packed highways. Constant noise. Everything moving fast and loud. Flagler County is different. This is where Florida still feels like Florida. Mornings are quiet. The air feels lighter. The water moves slow. You notice the sky again. Here, life is not built around rush or pressure. Neighborhoods have space

23K views · 341 reactions | A scene most have never seen and may never see again. Heavy snowfall downtown. January 21, 2025 | Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners | Facebook

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