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City employees to receive mid-year cost-of-living raises
Most Crestview city employees will soon see a little extra in their paychecks.
City Council, at last Monday’s meeting, approved a one-time $1,000 bonus and a 3% cost of living raise for all city workers below the “director” level.
Crestview boys basketball finishes summer workouts
It has been a summer of adjustment for the Crestview High School boys basketball team.
Since their home court is being replaced, the Bulldogs efforts to sharpen their skills for next season have been limited in their workouts and a June summer schedule of games at Choctaw High School.
Podcast creates connections for Crestview information officer
Nearly 70 episodes in, and Chance Leavins still treats every episode of his CivicView podcast like it’s the premiere.
“This is our doorway to building connections,” he explained, adding that every listener is someone not just interested, but invested, in the city of Crestview.
Local radio club joins in on field day
For more than 75 years, ham radio operators from around the world have set aside a day to test for emergency preparedness and to just connect with people from around the world.
Crestview’s North Okaloosa Amateur Radio Club (NORAC) took part in the exercise out of the Senior Center at Old Spanish Trail Park.
Volunteers needed to foster dogs
It didn’t take long for three dogs to find a new home on Saturday at the adoption event held by Min Pins and Mutts K-9 Rescue at Farm Supply in Crestview, but that’s not always the case.
Sometimes no dogs are adopted, but that doesn’t matter to Lisa Bruning, the founder and president of the organization, and her volunteers.
Local radio club joins in on field day
For more than 75 years, ham radio operators from around the world have set aside a day to test for emergency preparedness and to just connect with people from around the world.
Crestview’s North Okaloosa Amateur Radio Club (NORAC) took part in the exercise out of the Senior Center at Old Spanish Trail Park.
Volunteers needed to foster dogs
It didn’t take long for three dogs to find a new home on Saturday at the adoption event held by Min Pins and Mutts K-9 Rescue at Farm Supply in Crestview, but that’s not always the case.
Sometimes no dogs are adopted, but that doesn’t matter to Lisa Bruning, the founder and president of the organization, and her volunteers.
