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Erik and Amanda Shutt, the owners of Be A Lion Ice Cream Co. in downtown Crestview, love to indulge in big servings of faith, family, and community.

Darius Jackson’s full-time job is as a truck driver. On Friday and Saturday, Jackson and his wife Porsha own and operate the Jackson Experience, which is a food truck in Crestview.

Representatives of the popular Little Haven Coffee Co. cafes on wheels in and near Crestview are expanding their business by building a 1,593-square-foot coffee shop that will include a drive-through.

A Take 5 Oil Change station and a retail plaza are being built near one another along State Road 85 (Ferdon Boulevard) on Crestview’s north end.

On March 18, the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of the Big Boss Country Store Gas Station at 806 W. James Lee Blvd.

Florida Power and Light (FPL) has announced new rates are on the horizon for customers. The company, which supplies much of the electricity to homes and businesses in northwest Florida, plans to file a formal request to set new rates once its current base rate agreement concludes at the end of 2025. The agreement is with the Florida Public Service Commission.

The contractor for Crestview’s $5.7 million Main Street renovation project aims to have it completed before Christmas, according to city officials.

All In Credit Union is giving local charities a reason to be thankful this holiday season by awarding $501,600 to 30 charitable organizations as part of its annual holiday tradition. This is the seventh consecutive year All In has donated grants to community organizations. This year the Credit Union committed to double the donations to organizations that positively impact their communities.

A second Starbucks coffee shop is in the works for the Hub City.

Construction continues on a 2,824-square-foot Murphy USA convenience store and fueling station in Crestview.