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Walker Elementary dads make doughnuts with their children

CRESTVIEW — Walker Elementary School first-graders now know something new about their dads: they can make doughnuts.
Fathers of Sandra Robinson’s students prepared the treats Sept. 30 — during Brin…

Published October 5, 2015
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Baker School seeks alumni cheerleaders for Oct. 9 homecoming game

BAKER —Hayley Caraway of Baker School is looking for alumni cheerleaders to cheer in the third and fourth quarters of the Baker homecoming game, which is 7 p.m. Oct. 9 at the school, 1369 14th St. Ba…

Published October 5, 2015
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Final call for Okaloosa high school students' ACT, SAT workshop registration

CRESTVIEW — The deadline for Okaloosa County high school students to register for ACT and SAT workshops is Monday, Oct. 5.
Workshops taking the Oct. 24 ACT and the Nov.  7 SAT will be held in the M…

Published October 4, 2015
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Last day to register for Niceville environmental symposium

NICEVILLE — The Mattie M. Kelly Environmental Institute's eighth annual Environmental Symposium is 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9.
The event takes place in the Robert E. Greene Jr. Science Buil…

Published October 4, 2015
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Northwood dads volunteer to keep campus safe (PHOTOS)

CRESTVIEW — There’s a new pack of Watch DOGS at Northwood Arts and Science Academy.
The Watch DOGS — Dads of Great Students — program kicked off Wednesday during Take Dad to School Day, and exceede…

Published October 2, 2015
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Baker School launches book project for its centennial

BAKER — Kim Fountain and Nancy Strong at Baker School are collecting area residents' thoughts for a memory book project with the topic, "Baker School is special to me because…"
Oct. 8 is the deadli…

Published October 1, 2015
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Northwest Florida State College to celebrate Manufacturing Day

NICEVILLE — Northwest Florida State College's Advanced Technology and Design Department will host Manufacturing Day 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2 on the Niceville campus.
Manufacturing Day is an …

Published October 1, 2015
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Big hair: Crestview High CHOICE cosmetology program expands (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

CRESTVIEW — There’s more to cosmetology than crafting the coolest hairdo.
“It’s not a bunch of fun playing with hair all the time,” said Deanne Jackson, who teaches Crestview High School’s CHOICE c…

Published September 29, 2015
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Crestview Rotary Club delivers almost 900 dictionaries to area third-graders

CRESTVIEW — Riverside Elementary School third-grader Colby Hill flipped through his new dictionary and found something he said he will use for years to come: an American Sign Language guide.
“Our t…

Published September 28, 2015
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Crestview man named to Troy student government forum

TROY, Ala. — Ernest Lee of Crestview has been named to Troy University's Freshman Forum.
Members of this Student Government Association branch serve as freshman class representatives. Each fall, ab…

Published September 22, 2015
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