Category: education

CRESTVIEW — The Baker Lions Club recently provided vision screening for kindergartners at Antioch Elementary school.
Baker Lions Club President Joyce Cosson provided the free screenings for Denise …

CRESTVIEW—Over 50 organizations on Monday shared ideas and offered resources on providing services for West Florida residents in need.

The Community Resource Service Provider’s Fair was hosted at …

NICEVILLE — The Northwest Florida State College Foundation, which offers more than 300 scholarship awards annually to NWFSC students, has extended an application deadline to Friday, April 14.
Oppor…

CRESTVIEW — The Foundation of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce has sold all 1,000 toy ducks for an upcoming race.
The race is 11 a.m. April 22 next to the Crestview Public Library, 1445 Comm…

CRESTVIEW — The Baker Gators softball team is 3-10 after a 5-4 loss to Central April 4.
Shelby Sloan was 4 for 5 with one run and two stolen bases.
Emily Stewart was 1-5 with one run.
Pitcher G…

CRESTVIEW — Crestview High School seeks Hall of Fame nominations.
Nominees must have graduated at least 10 years ago and have demonstrated outstanding leadership and athletic accomplishments.
All…

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CRESTVIEW —  The Okaloosa Arts Alliance invites all Okaloosa County school students to participate in the 8th Annual OAA Okaloosa County School Poster Contest. 
The poster topic is "Summer Fun." Th…

CRESTVIEW — The Miss Walker Pageant was Saturday, March 25 at Walker Elementary School in Crestview.

CRESTVIEW—Laurie Allen’s tech lab at Shoal River Middle School looks more like a teenager’s bedroom than a traditional classroom.
Hydraulic robots, 3-D printers, bottle rockets and Lego pieces are …