TROY, Ala. — North Okaloosa residents are among Troy University students named to the Term 1 chancellor's and provost's lists for the 2015-2016 academic year, as well as the graduates list.
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Oct. 18, the Northwest Florida Daily News featured Okaloosa Schools Superintendent Mary Beth Jackson’s guest column encouraging citizens to speak “with one voice” about assessments.
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North Okaloosa County Schools' last industrial arts program may end after this school year, but students not planning to attend college still have opportunities to learn related trades
CRESTVIEW — A renaming ceremony in honor of the late Durell Peaden is scheduled at the FAMU Crestview Pharmacy School on Woodruff Avenue.
The event is 3-4 p.m. Oct. 26 at the College of Pharmacy a…
Free Speech Week, Oct. 19-25, reminds Americans to speak up.
The annual, nonpartisan event helps us reflect on how crucial free speech is in our democracy.
Expressing your views against a congres…
CRESTVIEW — Okaloosa Head Start's Crestview and Laurel Hill area students, their teachers and parents have some messages for breast cancer survivors:
"There is hope."
"Support the fighters, admir…
CRESTVIEW — The Daughters of the American Revolution's Choctawhatchee Bay Chapter is accepting applications for its 2016 National Society and Florida State Society DAR college scholarships.
The Ric…
CRESTVIEW — Thirty-four visitors, including 22 students, from Noirmoutier, Crestview’s French sister city, are experiencing Northwest Florida and American culture.
Click here or see photos from the…
TROY, Ala. — "29," a Troy University Department of Theatre and Dance production, will feature Shelby Steverson, of Crestview.
"29," staged Oct. 24-27 on the Troy Campus, is a pop/rock musical theat…
CRESTVIEW — For Riley Williames and Allie Howe, tackling a stage role based on a historic figure is tough enough.
Adding to the pressure — that much of the action takes place in German World War II…
