Mullins Auto Body Gives Away Car to Niceville Student
Niceville High School student Zikeara Flowers was surprised with a donated car from Mullins Auto Body, thanks to a community-driven effort to support students in need.
Niceville Student Performs at Carnegie Hall, Advances to National Music Competition
Andrew Roberts, a Niceville High School senior, performed at Carnegie Hall for the second time and will compete as a national finalist in the MTNA Senior Brass Competition.
Niceville Girls Wrestling Pins First EVER District Title
The Niceville Lady Eagles just made history—winning their first district title and proving that girls’ wrestling is here to stay! See how they dominated the competition and what’s next for the team.
This Might Be The New Name For the Niceville Multipurpose Building:
What do a new school building, championship cheerleaders, and a surprising tax windfall have in common? Find out how Niceville High School’s latest addition is changing the game!
The Secret One School District Found to Avoid Dropping Test Scores – And What Okaloosa Schools Can Learn From It.
Only Walton County has managed to avoid a downward trend in test scores over the last 20 years in Florida. How’d they do it?
Fayard Hits 1,000 Point Mark, Sets Sights on Playoffs
Niceville High School junior Carson Fayard has scored 1,000 career points, earning a Division I scholarship offer while focusing on leading her team to success in the district playoffs.
This Is When Niceville Will Turn On Its New School Zone Speed Cameras:
Niceville will activate new school zone traffic cameras near Niceville High School and Ruckel Middle School soon.
The Florida Bar Acknowledges Investigation of Matt Gaetz
What’s next for former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz? A Florida Bar investigation, a congressional replacement race, and a potential run for governor in 2026.
These Niceville High Schoolers Are The Only Non-Graduate Students To Present At Research Conference In Japan
Niceville High School students showcased their marine research on an international stage in Japan, earning global recognition and inspiring schools worldwide.
The Future of The Armed Services Manpower
Niceville High School’s JROTC program, led by Lt. Col. Charles Farmer, Jr., has rebounded to pre-pandemic enrollment levels as national trends show increased interest in military service among youth, though challenges in recruitment eligibility persist.
