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Officer Gerard Bhagwatsingh believes in community policing — and he’s living it every day

Superintendent presents award to Ruckel Middle School staff for raising the most money in Okaloosa’s Change for Children Campaign, with banner and plaque visible.

Okaloosa Students Raise $9.6K for Children in Crisis

Graphic showing Choctawhatchee High School’s logo and a newly installed totem pole with the text “Standing Tall: Choctaw’s New Totem Pole Honors 73 Years of Legacy” on a green background.

Choctaw High Unveils New Totem Pole Honoring Tradition

Meet Frank Beasley - the Man Behind The Choctaw Indians Incredible Turnaround

Julissa Lopez in a green graduation gown next to the P.E.O. logo and a headline announcing her $2,500 STAR Scholarship award from P.E.O. Chapter GP.

Choctawhatchee Senior Receives P.E.O. STAR Scholarship

The Okaloosa County School District has announced its 2025 graduation schedule, including dates, locations, and livestream links for all local high schools.

Okaloosa County Releases 2025 High School Graduation Schedule

Over 600 high-achieving seniors from across Okaloosa County were recognized at an annual academic honors event at Raider Arena.

Over 600 Seniors Recognized for Academic Achievement at Annual Anne T. Mitchell Awards Ceremony

Five JROTC cadets from Okaloosa County high schools were awarded scholarships by the Air and Space Forces Association Eglin Chapter

Five Okaloosa JROTC Cadets Receive Scholarships from Air and Space Forces Association

Graduation ceremonies for Okaloosa County schools are set for May 2025.

Okaloosa County School District Releases 2025 Graduation Schedule

This Company Wants To End The College Debt Crisis For Local Young People

Friday Night Photos: Niceville Takes The Win At Choctaw

Eagle Scout, LA Rams Long Snapper Alex Ward Delivers Keynote Talk About Value of Scouting

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