Northwest Florida State College Hosts 2023 Higher Education Innovation Presidents’ Conference

Northwest Florida State College proudly hosted the 2023 Higher Education Innovation (HEI) Presidents’ Conference, where higher education leaders from across the nation discussed the future of academia in an ever-changing landscape. The conference explored innovative strategies, emerging trends, and entrepreneurial methodologies, bringing together professionals dedicated to transforming higher education.

Niceville Theatre Plans For Opening Night of 12 Angry Jurors

Niceville High School’s Theatre Department unveils an exciting lineup for the upcoming season, featuring a thought-provoking adaptation of “12 Angry Jurors” and a spectacular production of “Disney’s Newsies.” With innovative staging and community collaborations, these shows promise to deliver unforgettable theatrical experiences.

FOOTBALL: Niceville’s Marise Hero in Close Win Over Pine Forest

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In a heart-pounding matchup, kicker Logan Marise proved to be the hero of the night as his clutch field goal secured a thrilling 31-28 victory for Niceville over Pine Forest. The Nest was buzzing with excitement, and Marise’s poise under pressure brought the home crowd to their feet, sealing the win in spectacular fashion!

How much Control Should an HOA Have Over Its Members?

Chicken mother with chickens. Poultry in individual hen house.

“Unravel the complex dynamics of homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in our latest feature. Discover the challenges and intricacies faced by one suburban community as they grapple with a contentious debate over chickens and HOA authority.”

Niceville Girls Golf Coach Earns 400th Win

Mitch Inness came to Niceville High School in 1999 to teach and coach Basketball and
Baseball. Growing up, he played Basketball, Soccer and Baseball. Golf wasn’t on the
radar until later. “I pretty much taught myself to play,” Inness said.

NWFSC’s Devin Stephenson Talks Adaptability, Flexibility and the Future of Eduction:

Dr. Stephenson wrote about the change-centered leadership philosophy he adopted for Florida Politics earlier in September. He believes the world of education, and the world more generally, has got to pay proper attention to the unknown unknowns that the 21st-century economy has brought to the fore. He says that businesses and schools whose leaders don’t account for change will suffer the negative consequences faster and more acutely than in the past.

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A drone view of the activity on Boggy Bayou before the annual fireworks festival put on every year by the cities of Niceville  and Valparaiso.