Niceville Cheerleaders Named #7 Squad in USA
Niceville High School’s Cheer team is the 7th-best in the country, according to a national publication.
Friends of Niceville Library Host Annual Sale
The Friends of the Niceville Library will host their annual book sale on September 16th and 17th at the Niceville Community Center.
Niceville-Area Primary Election Updates and Results 2022
Here are the results for our elections in Okaloosa County, including County Commissioner and School Board
This Group Just Donated $14,000 to Okaloosa Schools
Okaloosa Public Arts (OPA) presented the Okaloosa County School Board with a check for $14,000 to support arts programs in schools at the board’s August 22nd meeting.
This Niceville Man Wants $300,000 to Overhaul Niceville’s Baseball Stadium. Here’s His Plan To Get The Money
The City of Niceville – and the rest of the county may now use Tourism Development Tax money, also known as hotel tax money on projects.
Superintendent Apologies to Candidate After Mic Silencing Incident
Superintendent Marcus Chambers apologized to a school board candidate’s family after he revealed that a school district employee silenced her microphone on the live feed to the district’s Youtube channel during July 25th’s meeting.
School Traffic Discussed At Niceville City Council Meeting
As the school year begins – that means a return to early morning traffic along most of the City of Niceville’s roadways.
Diane Kelley, Candidate for Okaloosa School Board District 5
As many of our constituents know, I have invested 40 years of service to the students, teachers, and families of Okaloosa County, having served as a teacher and media specialist, a school principal at three of our schools
Linda Evanchyk, Candidate for Okaloosa School Board District 3
I am the current District 3 School Board Member. Prior to my election in 2018 I was an English and journalism teacher for 38 years- 33 at Choctawhatchee High School, my Alma Mater.
NHS Chorus Director Prepares For First ‘Normal’ Year in 2022-23
The homecoming two school years ago wasn’t what any teacher would expect, when Catherine Swan Feazell returned to Niceville High School as its new chorus director.
