Florida education spending goes up as student performance goes down
TALLAHASSEE — More funding doesn’t lead to better student performance.
Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce offers $1,000 scholarship
CRESTVIEW — Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce's $1,000 Foy Shaw Memorial Scholarship Committee is accepting high school students' applications until April 7.
Williams graduating May 9 with doctorate
Patrice A. Williams, a Jackson, Ala., native and Crestview resident, will graduate with a doctorate in Higher Education Administration May 9 from the University of Southern Mississippi.
Antioch 5K nets more than $2,000 for school supplies, programs
CRESTVIEW — The second annual Antioch "Flight of the Aviator" 5K Run/Walk, featuring Kids Fun Runs, raised more than $2,000 for the school's parent teacher organization, event organizers said.
Baker School JROTC earns top placing at regional event
BAKER — Twenty-seven students in Baker School's Junior ROTC program won several medals and trophies during a recent regional competition.
North Okaloosa students among CHELCO Youth Tour representatives
A number of North Okaloosa students recently visited Tallahassee for two days as part of CHELCO's Youth Tour.
Future Chefs learn about independent, healthy living (PHOTOS)
CRESTVIEW — Kaitlynn Southard says she wants to enter more cooking competitions after placing third in the 4th Annual Okaloosa County Future Chefs Competition.
Crestview High band and chorus hit the road for out-of-town gigs
CRESTVIEW — Members of the Crestview High School band and chorus are rehearsing into overtime as each group prepares for out-of-town performances. The Big red Machine will take Manhattan and play Car…
Outdoor Movie Night fundraiser tonight at Crestview High School
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview High Leadership program presents an outdoor screening of "Despicable Me 2," a fundraiser for the regional Ronald McDonald House. The film is rated PG.
Walker Elementary fourth-graders visit state capitol
CRESTVIEW — Walker Elementary School fourth-graders studying Florida history and government saw lessons come alive during a recent field trip.













