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GIRLS SOCCER: Eagles Get Win, Rest Against Fort Walton Beach

Abbey Kuritz Kicks the ball into play during Niceville’s 3-0 defeat of the Fort Walton Beach Vikings. On Monday Eagle fans dawned their cold weather attire and packed the stands of Twin Oaks fields to support the Niceville girls’ soccer team as they went head-to-head with Fort Walton Beach High School. The matchup would prove […]

All But One Niceville/Valparaiso School Earns an A From Florida Department of Education

Collegiate High School and Niceville High School emerged as academic powerhouses, outperforming state standards in standardized testing, college readiness, and graduation rates. Okaloosa STEMM Academy and Ruckel Middle School also stood out, securing top spots in the middle school rankings, while elementary schools Edge, Plew, and Bluewater maintained their A ratings.

Local Producer to Premiere Zombee Flick in Northwest Florida

a movie poster promoting the zombeez movie.

Local filmmaker Elisia Marie’s Zombees, a sci-fi comedy set in the Florida Panhandle, explores a quirky collaboration between a coroner and her ex-fiancΓ© to solve a series of mysterious bee deaths. With a splash of gore and humor, the film promises a unique cinematic experience.

Boys Soccer: Eagles Hold the Fort To Earn Big Win Against Booker T. Washington

boys in soccer uniforms congratulating one another.

The Niceville boy’s soccer team faced off against formidable opponents, Booker T. Washington, in a thrilling match that lived up to the hype. With both teams boasting talent and a history in the state Final Four, the Eagles clinched a 1-0 victory, with Grant Wheeler scoring the decisive goal just before halftime. The defense, led by senior center backs Jeremy Covington and Adrian Pearson, held strong against Washington’s relentless attacks, securing the win and earning Covington the title of Maxprep’s Player of the Game. Coach Nelson’s foresight proved accurate, making this matchup a standout moment in the Eagles’ regular season.

Thirteen Eagles Sign To Play In College

a group of high school athletes behind a table.

Niceville High School’s Signing Day saw an impressive turnout of 13 student-athletes committing to colleges, showcasing the school’s dedication to sports excellence. From football to acrobatics, the event highlighted the diverse talents flourishing at Niceville

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