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Troy University has recognized local students for making the 2014 spring semester chancellor's and provost's lists.

The Okaloosa County Commission on the Status of Women announces the 2014 Women’s Wall of Honor Honorees.

United Way of Okaloosa-Walton Counties' board of directors, which welcomes new members, now has 33 leaders.

A recent Florida law change makes it legal for people to ride bicycles on the street if upgraded with a gas-powered engine.

School's out, but here's the last Honor Roll reported for Baker School!
These names appear in the June 25-27, 2014 Crestview News Bulletin.

Proceeds from a charity date auction next month, sponsored by Kick It Like You Mean It, will benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Emerald Coast.

These North Okaloosa students received academic honors at colleges across the country. After the jump!

Okaloosa County used to lead the state in educating high school students to earn industry-standard certifications. This allowed them to earn high-wage, high-skilled positions.

Okaloosa County Board of Commissioners will appoint a citizen to the Value Adjustment Board, as required by Florida Statute.

Northwest Florida State College students enrolled in Career and Technical Education programs recently participated in Florida’s state-level SkillsUSA competition. NWF students took home six medals.