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Vacation Bible Schools Across Okaloosa County
Summer is a time for kids to get away from school and relax before having to return to learning their core curriculum.
A time of freedom can often be met with boredom, but local churches have the solution as many are hosting Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) throughout the county for those in pre-k and upcoming 6th-graders through June and July.

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Okaloosa leaders brace for impact as property tax legislation heads to November ballot
From Crestview to Destin, Okaloosa leaders are preparing for significant budget cuts after the Florida Legislature voted to send a property tax exemption proposal to voters this November, a measure they say will drain millions from municipal wallets and shift finical decision making away from communities they represent.

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OCSD Participates in Summer Feeding Program
The Summer Food Service Program helps to ensure children continue to have access to nutritious meals when school is not in session.
This year, the Okaloosa County School District joins the program for the 2026 summer break.

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Influx of Freshmen aides in Crestview Volleyball restock
Crestview’s indoor volleyball team is laying the foundation for what’s to come. Last week, the Bulldogs began their summer practices in preparation for the upcoming 2026-27 season.
Out of about 40 girls that showed up, roughly half are incoming freshmen.

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