May 20, 2014
CARTOON: Unpredictable weather in North Okaloosa County
Today's editorial cartoon was inspired by our news reports on North Okaloosa County's unpredictable weather! First ice, then flooding. We agree with Ryan: what's next?!
May 19, 2014
HUBBUB: Crestview has enough churches, St. Mark's expanding
There (are) only 20,000 living in Crestview. There (are) actually about 100 churches or more. That is 200 per church.
May 13, 2014
EDITOR'S DESK: An introduction for our new readers
Welcome to the Crestview News Bulletin, North Okaloosa County's news source that includes a twice-weekly print edition, daily news offerings on crestviewbulletin.com and Facebook, Twitter and Instagr…
May 7, 2014
EDITOR’S DESK: Taking education seriously, behaving professionally can pay
Northwest Florida State College students Karen and Richard Strong are passionate about education.
May 2, 2014
HUBBUB: A second south-north road is necessary
Editor's Note: Featured comments are the most thoughtful or eloquently stated comments from our Facebook page and crestviewbulletin.com and do not necessarily reflect the newspaper management's views.
May 1, 2014
Apr 17, 2014
EDITOR'S DESK: Identify money's holes and don't go with the flow
April is National Financial Literacy Month, and we appreciate Edward Jones financial adviser Yvonne Shanklin and CCB Community Bank President Derek Lott for sharing what North Okaloosa residents shou…
Apr 16, 2014
HUBBUB: Gas spill exposes need for another road, observation about exits
Gasoline spill exposes need for another road
One accident shuts down (the) city. When will it ever be enough to build another road that goes north and south of Crestview?
Apr 10, 2014
EDITOR’S DESK: Differentiating between fact and the court of public of opinion
The State Attorney's Office has cleared two Crestview Police Department officers for their actions during a Jan. 2 shootout that resulted in a man's death.
Apr 9, 2014
GUEST COLUMN: Give our military heroes their 2nd Amendment protections
It amazes me how the Obama administration continues to fail at dealing with problems requiring a degree of common sense and prompt resolve.