Community Archive

The upcoming fundraiser for Boys Scouts programs in Northwest Florida and south Alabama has been moved to March.

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.

Cold temperatures did not stop the citizens of Crestview from gathering to honor the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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.

The start of a new year is an ideal time to look back at the past 12 months while also looking ahead at plans and goals for the next 12.

The Crestview News Bulletin reached out to the City of Crestview to do just that.

Okaloosa County 4-H participated in the State Meat Judging Contest held in Gainesville.

The contest is composed of five areas: retail cut identification, carcass, wholesale, retail placing classes, and oral reasons.

The smiles on the face of the children told the story.  

Christmas is in the air and local children were getting to pick out the gifts they most wanted for themselves thanks to the Shop with a First Responder program, which receives funding from Allen Turner Chevrolet.

On Dec. 14, “National Treasure: Edge of History” premiered on the Disney+ streaming service. The television series, which is a continuation of the “National Treasure” movie franchise, will have a familiar face in it for some Crestview residents.

Alyssa Matthews, 24, a Crestview native, is featured on the show and has recently garnered roles in upcoming movies, acting alongside Hollywood stars like Zac Efron and Nicolas Cage.

You’ve probably seen them as the Honor Guard raising the flag at a football game. If you attended the recent Christmas parade, you saw them marching in front of the Baker School Sounds of the Swamp Band.

The 20-voice Crestview Community Chorus sang in the season in the three performances of their Christmas concert. Titled “The Most Wonderful Season,” the evening was indeed a most wonderful concert.