A Catholic School in Niceville? Here’s What We Know:
At the end of the meeting, Jeff Witt invited a crowd of about 150 Catholic adults at 3rd Planet Brewing in Niceville to join him in The Lord’s Prayer, but before he could begin, 100 voices had already started on their own. The gathering, which outgrew its initial side room and moved to the beer garden, aimed to gauge interest in starting a Catholic school in Niceville. Witt, a parishioner at Christ our Redeemer Catholic Church, highlighted the strong local desire for Catholic education, emphasizing the thriving community and the absence of a nearby Catholic school. Witt plans to gather further community input through a poll before making concrete decisions, with a vision of creating a faithful, affordable, and excellent Catholic school in Niceville.
PHOTO GALLERY: Niceville High School Graduation 2024
Congratulations to the graduates of Niceville High School’s 2024 Class! Starting their journey amid the COVID-19 pandemic, these students have shown resilience and excellence. Their collective achievements include an A rating for Niceville High School, multiple state championships for the Eagle Track Team, and a 1,000-point career milestone for senior basketball player Anna Kimball. From state champions in cheerleading to a memorable performance at the Tournament of Roses Parade, the Class of 2024 leaves a legacy of success and pride.
We Got Into An Invite-Only Affordable Housing Summit In Niceville. This Is What We Learned About The Local Housing Crisis:
local government, developers, and industry leaders convened for a housing summit in Okaloosa and Walton Counties. Hosted by OCHIP, WCHIP, and the Emerald Coast Association of Realtors, the summit focused on affordable housing challenges and solutions. Discussions highlighted the impact of housing costs on residents’ quality of life and the collaborative efforts needed to address these issues.
With Adulthood on the Horizon – Parents of Children With Autism Prepare Non-Profit To Help Adults With Autism Live Well
Parents in Okaloosa County are spearheading the Ground Up Project, a non-profit initiative aimed at building a specialized facility for adults with Autism. This project seeks to provide full-time assistance and a centralized hub for services, addressing the lifelong needs of individuals on the Autism spectrum.”
Want To Knock Down A Storage Unit Facility In Niceville? This Is Your Chance!
We hear you – there are a TON of storage units in our area. Well – if you’ve got a little extra cash in the cupholder – this is your chance to knock one down.
Bluewater Elementary Teacher Publishes Book She Wrote in Fifth Grade!
Stephanie Lafitte, a second-grade teacher turned published author, shares her journey of rediscovering and publishing her childhood book “My Prize Puppy,” inspiring students and readers with the power of imagination and storytelling.
Local Hospital Grades Revealed. Did Yours Get An A?
We have the grades for HCA Fort Walton-Destin, Sacred Heart of the Emerald Coast, HCA Twin Cities and North Okaloosa Medical Center.
Newsies Goes to the NHS Stage – Director Worries About Long Term Funding For The Arts
Niceville High School is gearing up for an exciting production of Newsies, featuring talented young actors and a compelling story. However, directors express concerns about long-term funding issues from the district, highlighting challenges faced by arts programs in schools today.
Heads Up: Mother’s Day is Near. Here’s Are The Best Local Gift Ideas
Explore the world of local artistry with Charlotte Arnold’s expressive portraits and Teresa Halverson’s captivating jewelry at Artful Things Niceville. Discover the perfect gift for Mother’s Day and support talented artisans in your community.
NWF Dance Department Ready to Dazzle in Dance Facets
Dance Facets at NWFSC brings together the best of dance artistry, featuring faculty, guest choreographers, and students in a captivating fusion of styles. Join us for an evening filled with passion, skill, and the joy of movement!
