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City of Niceville unveils new mural and kayak launch

On Monday, October 17, 2022, the City of Niceville unveiled the highly anticipated mural and kayak launch at Turkey Creek Park.  During a Niceville City Council meeting last November, Amanda Grandy and Councilwoman Cathy Alley announced Janae Erickson as the Niceville mural design winner with an unveiling of the winning artwork.  This mural, one of the artists largest art installations to date […]

On Monday, October 17, 2022, the City of Niceville unveiled the highly anticipated mural and kayak launch at Turkey Creek Park. 

During a Niceville City Council meeting last November, Amanda Grandy and Councilwoman Cathy Alley announced Janae Erickson as the Niceville mural design winner with an unveiling of the winning artwork. 

  • This mural, one of the artists largest art installations to date for the city, is visible from John Sims Parkway at Turkey Creek Park.

The mural design is a graphic representation of Niceville’s history. Anchored by the name “Niceville” in bold yellow lettering, the design is surrounded by a water background with illustrations from left to right depicting a historical timeline. 

  • Starting with the 1868 establishment of mail service to Boggy Bayou, a graphic story unfolds telling a tale of community and growth through the years. 
Councilwoman Cathy Alley

The city also celebrated the ribbon cutting for the new handicapped accessible launch at Turkey Creek.

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“I’m a great friend and brother to Pnut! You’ll never meet a more personable and friendly guy!! Being familiar with his service and dedication to the community, this is a...”
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“Tourism increase when you can't get anywhere by car because of the traffic? Yeah we need more of that.”
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“If it rains on Sunday, is there a back up plan?”
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“That's part of Liza Jackson park, which is being renovated. It says it in the article.”
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“It's from the bed tax otherwise known as tourism money from the hotels. It can only be used to promote tourism. There isn't local taxpayer money.”
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“How will this impact owners? It seems there are quite a few of these condos coming on the market this spring.”
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“If these property owners want to deny others access to the beach because it’s their property, then those private property owners are responsible for the beach renourishment cost. Why should...”
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“waaay too short for PGA though (and lack of parking). theyd have to play windswept or something”
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“My vote is for it to be a public owned event space that can actually be rented out for a reasonable cost to individuals and free for not for profit...”
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“I used to work at the Red Mobster 15 or more years ago making the biscuits and baking potatoes”
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