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GUEST COLUMN: Child abuse prevention progress requires full participation of all partners

We all know it; leading the Department of Children and Families is a difficult and thankless job. Front-line jobs in the state’s child welfare system are even tougher.

NWF State College foundation announces $1 million scholarship campaign

The Northwest Florida State College Foundation has established a scholarship campaign to raise $1 million for students.

Children in Crisis cuts ribbon for new foster home Sept. 24

In a few weeks, Children in Crisis will cut the ribbon on its next foster family home, "Ya Ya's."

Center seeks to increase counseling for Okaloosa war veterans

SHALIMAR — The Okaloosa County Vet Center opened in June 2011 to provide free counseling for veterans who served in war zones and their families. It now has a caseload of about 250 people, but in suc…

Crestview High remains county's biggest school

CRESTVIEW — North county school populations have surpassed 2012's enrollment by more than 200 students, school officials say.

Bulldog volleyball team keeps rolling

CRESTVIEW — A red hot Crestview High School volleyball team continued an impressive early season run Thursday night with a four set win over District 1-7A foe Fort Walton Beach. The Bulldogs won by s…

Symphony's season features music from Europe and the U.S.

NICEVILLE — The Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra invites patrons to join the region's premier symphony for a musical journey through Europe, America and a "Winter Wonderland."

EDITOR'S DESK: Public input could aid Crestview’s budgeting situation

In today’s edition, we see photos from Mayor David Cadle’s recognition of a police officer and a firefighter for their more than 30 years’ combined service. (See “Public safety officers recognized,” …