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Jan 19, 2016

CRESTVIEW — The Crestview High School Thespian troupe plans to wow state competition judges after an unprecedented nine “superior” scores at the district festival.
The superiors at the Jan. 7-9 Int…


Jan 19, 2016

CRESTVIEW — It's possible to work in the music business with hearing loss; Ludwig Van Beethoven composed some of his most memorable works after going deaf.
But a music teacher must hear students’ p…


Jan 19, 2016

Lucas Kornegay, a Shoal River Middle School seventh-grader, is making strides in the music world.
He placed first chair, principal bassist, during the Florida Music Educators Association's Jan. 14 …


Jan 18, 2016

CRESTVIEW — Although a junior, Tiara Payne is the Crestview High School girls basketball team's most seasoned veteran.
Attrition and defections have left the Bulldogs without any seniors — putting…


Jan 18, 2016

CRESTVIEW — The Bulldog wrestling teams' next home meet, against Choctawhatchee High School, is set for 5 p.m. Jan.  21 at Crestview High School.
The match follows a Jan. 7 meet where CHS went head…


Jan 18, 2016

NICEVILLE – Northwest Florida State College’s spring 2016 Science Seminar Series starts with a presentation by Archaeologist Jennifer Wildt, Ph.D., of Prentice Thomas and Associates.
Wilt will talk…


Jan 18, 2016

CRESTVIEW — A Davidson Middle School teacher seeks help to ensure his technology program keeps up with the latest trends.
"Any drone experts out there willing to help me put together (a) drone curr…


Jan 13, 2016

CRESTVIEW — Teachers, parents and students from Florida Virtual School Full Time recently visited Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Zoological Park outside Crestview for one of the online school’s field …


Jan 13, 2016

CRESTVIEW — For serious anglers, tying custom fishing lures to attract the big one lurking in the murky depths is part of the fun.
But Crestview High School outdoor education student Sage Campbell’…


Jan 12, 2016

FORT WALTON BEACH — In a vote of three to two, the Okaloosa County School Board decided Monday night to resume prayer before meetings, this time opting for more religious inclusiveness.
“The resolu…

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