Category: education

CRESTVIEW — Crestview High School's chorus invites the community to step back several centuries for an evening of holiday feasting, song and merriment at its Madrigal Dinner.

CRESTVIEW — The Hub City is the No. 4 college town in the country, according to the American Institute for Economic Research, which ranked areas with less than 250,000 residents.

CRESTVIEW — With more than 100 parents who opt to drive their children instead of letting them ride the school bus, Antioch Elementary School's morning traffic can cause parents to wait up to a half-…

CRESTVIEW — Richbourg student Jacob Luttrell, 20, said he was planning to cook and eat the sweet potato he received during the Farm-City Week tractor parade that stopped by his school on Friday.

CRESTVIEW — Around 63 percent of Crestview High School students have been bullied at least once in their lives, according to statistics featured at the end of "Breaking Point," a film depicting the p…

CRESTVIEW — A hands-on history lesson during Bob Sikes Elementary School's "America: Then and Now" event on Wednesday impressed second-grader Gunner Chessher, 8.

Northwest Florida State College's Collegiate High School has scheduled information sessions for parents and students for fall 2014.

CRESTVIEW — A video depicting the ultimate result of severe bullying premieres Tuesday night during Anti-Bullying Week, which runs through Nov. 22.

The Northwest Florida State College Foundation plans 2014 Distinguished Alumni Awards for Okaloosa Walton Junior College, Okaloosa-Walton Community College, Okaloosa-Walton College or Northwest Flori…