Pantlitz sprinting to success for Raiders
When she was approached for a post-race interview, Abigail Pantlitz smiled and said she has always wanted to be in the news.
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Support groups offered for grandparents raising grandchildren
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Grandparents raising grandchildren is more common than people realize.
Program kindles conservation interest among Florida kids
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Seven years ago the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission launched a program to generate interest in the outdoors among youth in the state and establish within them a lifelong love for fish and wildlife conservation.
Bring down the hammer
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Eglin Air Force Base -Fishing boats equipped with makeshift machine guns and weapons to resemble ‘pirate boats’ invaded the area by the Midbay Bridge between Niceville and Destin Feb. 6.
Let’s get SUPER
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Getting fit is a super idea! One of the best ways to do that is with what we fitness folks call “Supersets.” A superset is a fancy way of making you do more than just one exercise at a time. However, that extra work is for a purpose!
What is a superfood?
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Superfood. That word gets tossed around quite a bit, doesn’t it? It almost seems as if it’s applied to every food these days, in fact. I used to roll my eyes at the term because I believed that these foods aren’t so much super as they are just actually what we were supposed to be eating in the first place! So, no they don’t “reduce the chances of cancer,” they just don’t CAUSE cancer like so many of our food-like products do these days.
Encompass church launches Sunday service, defines mission
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Encompass Church held their first official Sunday service this week at Helen Back Again in Navarre.
Going Green!
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
All of us have been told that Styrofoam is bad for the earth. So I started to wonder about the Styrofoam trays we use in the cafeteria. It seemed like WNIS should be recycling them or buying plastic trays. Well, after doing some research at Inkstand, I wrote a letter to the Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Wyrosdick. Within a week or two, he came to WNIS for a scheduled interview. Mr. Wyrosdick brought along Mr. Jud Crane, Director of Purchasing and Contract Administration.
Milk Chocolate vs Dark Chocolate
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Most people believe that dark chocolate has more health benefits than milk chocolate. Many people love the sweeter version of milk chocolate with its’ added milk and sugar. Scientists have found a way to make the milky version just as healthy.
SNAG Golf Balls
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Something exciting is happening in our very own PE department. SNAG! SNAG stands for Starting New at Golf. Our PE teachers have said this is a new program they are starting. This is perfect for elementary students because the equipment is smaller than adult golf equipment. Mrs. Hundley said SNAG was established by the ”National First Tee Association.” Our P.E teachers think it is important to inform us of the different ways to play golf. Students all around the world can get great scholarships to college by playing golf. If you show any talent, and a recruiter from a college likes you, they might offer you a scholarship, money, to attend their university. According to Athnet, “There have been cases of female golfers gaining full scholarships without ever having played golf. The reality is that hundreds of women’s golf scholarships go unused each year.” So, if you want this opportunity, come to our PE department and bring your PE shoes and desire to try golf….and they will teach you the rest.