Almost $22M In BP Oil Spill Funds to Double Size of NWFSC Nursing Program
It’s the largest single amount of money ever given to NWFSC. But, don’t expect any buildings to be named after the people responsible for the money.
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.
Manufacturing Jobs Are (Probably) Coming to Crestview – Here’s Why That’s Good For Your Wallet in Niceville
It’s a long explanation – but it (probably) makes sense. This is why more jobs, businesses and houses in Crestview means less money coming from your pocket.
NWFSC Partners With Amazon to Teach Students Cloud Computing Skills
Northwest Florida State College will work with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to teach Cloud Computing Skills to local students in Niceville and around the area.
Niceville Chorus Sings In The Holiday Season
Niceville Area Choruses will sing in the holiday season next month. Here are the details!
Ponder To Give NWFSC Fall Commencement Address
Northwest Florida State College (NWFSC) is pleased to announce its Fall 2022 Commencement keynote speaker, Mel Ponder.
Industry of the Future? Hsu Foundation Wants You(r Government) to Co-Sign On A $102 Million Grant
A local nonprofit started by entrepreneur Paul Hsu wants to partner with Okaloosa County to apply for a $100M+ grant. Commissioners aren’t sold on the idea.
Edge Elementary Teachers Win $9,000 in Grants
Four Edge Elementary School teachers earned more than $9,000 for several needs in their school.
“Teaching is the Hardest Job I’ve Ever Done In My Life.” Kelly Humphrey, Niceville High Teacher of the Year
Humphrey graduated from Niceville High School in 1980. Her brother and sister graduated from NHS as did her son. “My husband and I chose to live in Niceville, because we wanted our son to be able to go to school in Okaloosa County.”
National Signing Day: Niceville Athletes Commit To Colleges
In front of a packed auditorium filled with family, friends, and classmates, six Niceville High School students took to the stage on Wednesday and took the next step in their athletic
careers.
