CRESTVIEW — Crestview High School senior Dalton Banach thought he was receiving only an Outstanding Student certificate at the Senior Awards Ceremony on May 31, but he got a bigger surprise.
Gulf …
Month: June 2016
LETTER: Help fight suicide now, Northwest Florida
Editor’s Note: The need for suicide prevention takes focus in the Crestview area, particularly after Iraq War veteran and Hub City resident Drew Winkler’s unexpected death .
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Fair sport occurs for Walker knights and dames
CRESTVIEW — Liz Bears’ students at Walker Elementary School knew they were in for a different kind of year when they saw an armored knight beside the door.
“Our room was decorated like a castle,…
HELMS: Old Testament foreshadows Christ’s coming
In the book of the Exodus, God chose a unique way to lead the children of Israel to the promised land.
He used a cloud by day, and a pillar of fire by night. When God desired to speak to Moses, H…
Davidson students complete computer certifications courses
CRESTVIEW — Davidson Middle school students who took Introduction to Information Technology, Web Design and Internet and Computer Core Certification (IC3) courses completed their certifications the …
Florala author sets June 9 book launch
FLORALA — Florala resident Pamela Cable will launch her new Christian novel, “The Sanctum,” during a book signing set for 6:30 pm. June 9 at the Rodney J. Evans Civic Center.
Food and door prizes …
Crestview graduates celebrate commencement and remember their own (PHOTOS)
CRESTVIEW — Crestview High School’s Class of 2016 may have parted ways, but the physical distance that will soon separate them can’t change one thing.
As commencement speaker Seth Kootsouradis sai…
Laurel Hill School graduates class of 2016 (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
LAUREL HILL — After a few quick wardrobe adjustments—Becca Stewart's mortarboard slithered off and Dakota Steel's smart yellow bow tie needed a minor straightening—the Class of 2016 was ready to grad…
The impact of Crestview's impact fees
Some say impact fees stifle growth. Some say they’re needed to pay for growth’s impact on infrastructure. For more than three years they haven’t been collected at all. Now the fee waiver has expired.…
'Baker is a family': Gator graduates make college, work plans
BAKER — Baker School, celebrating 100 years as an institution, graduated just as many students on Thursday.
Many of them left the only school they’ve ever known.
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