Crestview chamber sets Business After Hours, awards banquet
CRESTVIEW — Upcoming Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce events are:
Fort Walton Beach Human Resource breakfast focuses on disability, family and medical leave acts
FORT WALTON BEACH — The Society of Human Resource Management's next meeting will feature Elizabeth Bogle, who will speak on the Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act, Family and Medical Leave Ac…
Crestview News Bulletin announces new publisher
GateHouse Media has named a new publisher for the Northwest Florida Daily News, who also has oversight for nearby publications serving neighboring communities in Northwest Florida. These include the …
The Crestview metro is among U.S. top cities for bartending
CRESTVIEW — For Jessica Holland, a bartender at the Crestview Applebee’s, customers are the best part of her job.
Northwest Florida crop insurance deadline fast approaching
GAINESVILLE — Agricultural producers seeking federal crop insurance must have their Highly Erodible Land Conservation and Wetland Conservation Certification form — commonly called form AD-1026 — on f…
Free financial workshops scheduled in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — Free financial workshops will begin in June at the Crestview Public Library.
Northview Plaza in Crestview is 'priced to sell'
CRESTVIEW — Northview Plaza is on sale for anyone with $4 million. NBI Properties Inc., representing the owners, a local investment group, announced the 60,000-square-foot center's sale this week.
Strategic leadership workshop set in Fort Walton Beach
FORT WALTON BEACH — The Association for Talent Development's Emerald Coast Chapter will host Dr. Sivasailam Thiagarajan for a June 16 Strategic Leadership and Performance Improvement workshop.
Rainey, Standridge and Kitchen earn Foy Shaw scholarships
CRESTVIEW — Three North Okaloosa students are recipients of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce's Foy Shaw Memorial Scholarship.
Research: Southerners unhappy with the way businesses answer phones
PH Media — Only a third of people in America's South are satisfied with the way businesses handle their phone calls, new research has revealed.













