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Elementary Students Get Expanded CTE Summer Camp Options, Thanks to Donation

A $5,000 donation from a repeat donor means Okaloosa County students interested in Career and Technical Education will get to expand their horizons this summer.

Niceville Quilters Honor Military In Upcoming Show With Special Designs

Normal returns to the Flying Needles Quilt Guild as it prepares for its biennial Emerald Coast Quilt Show, scheduled for March 3 and 4 at the Northwest Florida Fairgrounds.

This is how much Niceville Students Raised For Needy Kids Christmas Presents

Youth Advisory Council Aleena Ponto told the Niceville City Council the students raised the money through community donations, thanks to the efforts of the members of the council.

Niceville Council Chooses Charities For Donations

Niceville’s City Council made it’s decision about the charities and non-profits it will support in 2023. In total, the city was asked for about $28,000 in donations from various agencies and approved $22,500.

Bluewater Students Raise $600+ To Help Cases For Kids Program

Guardian Ad Litem Representatives take a $650 check from fifth graders at Bluewater Elementary. The Students raised the money for the Cases for Kids program.

All Sports Association Makes $50K Donation to Student-Athletes

Pictured: Deputy Superintendent Steve Horton, Jearl McCall, Kevin Bowyer, Gary McCoy, Superintendent Marcus Chambers and Terry Pilcher Each middle and high school in Okaloosa County will have an additional $4,600 in funding to support athletic programs, thanks to the generosity and entrepreneurial spirit of the All Sports Association. The ASA has made a donation of […]

Niceville Council Approves $175,000 For High School Baseball Bleachers

Niceville’s Council earmarked $175,000 for brand-new bleachers at the High School Baseball stadium. The decision might have ramifications beyond the diamond.

Emerald Coast Children’s Advocacy Center Repairs Near Finish Line After Fire

https://youtu.be/uj9Rb4Jh9gI It’s gone from a fire-gutted shell of its former self – to a freshly drywalled interior that smells of fresh white latex paint. The headquarters of the Emerald Coast Children’s Advocacy Center (ECCAC) slowly continues to rebuild from the ashes of its former self after a fire gutted the building earlier this summer. […]