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Baker home destroyed in fire
A fire started at a mobile home on Roosevelt Avenue in Baker at approximately 9:40 a.m.
Baker Fire Department, Holt Fire District, Crestview Fire Department Battalion 1, Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office, and Okaloosa EMS all responded to the call were on scene assisting with putting out the fire and aiding the residents. The fire was extinguished by 10:40 a.m.
Jay overpowers Lady Gators
Sometimes, especially at the high school level, life lessons are more important than a win. If an athlete is fortunate enough to have a coach that will dish out some tough love, they have a head start in life.
Crestview Library getting crafty in new year
The new year brings new changes and projects to check out at the Crestview Library, including a space for crafting, classes and tax support.
The library is adding a new Maker Space section that will consist of new counters and cabinets funded by Councilwoman Cynthia Brown’s special project fund.
A special day of basketball
A group of special athletes will never score a touchdown for the Crestview Bulldogs or Baker Gators. They will never know the feeling of hitting the game-winning home run for their high school baseball team.
‘Singin’ on the Screen’ at Crestview library
When Hollywood found its voice in 1927, the first thing it did was burst into song. Al Jolson’s performance in Warner Bros.’ “The Jazz Singer” thrilled and delighted audiences that, until then, were used to their films being silent.
The Crestview Public Library features a new exhibit about the American movie musical on the Sandra Dreaden Gallery Wall and in the lobby display cases through January.
A special day of basketball
A group of special athletes will never score a touchdown for the Crestview Bulldogs or Baker Gators. They will never know the feeling of hitting the game-winning home run for their high school baseball team.
‘Singin’ on the Screen’ at Crestview library
When Hollywood found its voice in 1927, the first thing it did was burst into song. Al Jolson’s performance in Warner Bros.’ “The Jazz Singer” thrilled and delighted audiences that, until then, were used to their films being silent.
The Crestview Public Library features a new exhibit about the American movie musical on the Sandra Dreaden Gallery Wall and in the lobby display cases through January.
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