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Sep 11, 2013

EDITOR'S DESK: County transit could use a hip promotional push

The Okaloosa County Board of Commissioners will cut the only bus routes primarily serving Crestview if the city can’t find funding to keep them running.

Sep 11, 2013

GUEST COLUMN: Fewer laws mean more freedom

The mayor of Glendale, Colo., recently announced the “Year of Freedom,” during which the City Council plans to revoke at least one Glendale statute at every regularly scheduled City Council meeting t…

Sep 5, 2013

GUEST COLUMN: Child abuse prevention progress requires full participation of all partners

We all know it; leading the Department of Children and Families is a difficult and thankless job. Front-line jobs in the state’s child welfare system are even tougher.

Sep 4, 2013

EDITOR'S DESK: Public input could aid Crestview’s budgeting situation

In today’s edition, we see photos from Mayor David Cadle’s recognition of a police officer and a firefighter for their more than 30 years’ combined service. (See “Public safety officers recognized,” …

Aug 28, 2013

EDITOR'S DESK: Monday’s school lockdowns worked

Monday, Crestview High School, Bob Sikes Elementary, Northwood Elementary, Davidson Middle School, Richbourg School and Emerald Coast Career Institute were on lockdown.

Aug 22, 2013

EDITOR’S DESK: Let’s show some hometown pride, solve problems

Friday closed my first year as the News Bulletin’s editor, and there was no better bookend than Saturday’s edition, which featured Crestview’s Britainy Pate, who overcame paralysis to walk again.

Aug 14, 2013

EDITOR'S DESK: Honoring North Okaloosa's otherwise unsung heroes

This week's coverage is about community leaders.

Aug 7, 2013

EDITOR’S DESK: Rethinking reporting on sudden deaths

Sometimes, it’s perplexing to reconcile the public’s perception of what we do and what we think we do.

Jul 31, 2013

EDITOR’S DESK: With an evolving Opinion page comes change

Last September, the News Bulletin rolled out a dedicated Opinion page featuring spotlighted readers’ comments from our website and Facebook, letters to the editor and this column.

Jul 25, 2013

EDITORIAL: Examining Zimmerman, race and criminal justice

The not-guilty verdict for a 29-year-old Hispanic who fatally shot a 17-year-old black high school student has inspired a national discussion.
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