CRESTVIEW — Gary Johnson says he has more problems than fighting a felony charge of dealing in stolen property. His declining health keeps him in pain, and prevents him from putting food on the table…
GAINESVILLE — Do you want to know if it's the right time of year to plant a vegetable? Want to buy Florida produce but you don't know whether it's in season? The University of Florida Institute of Fo…
CRESTVIEW — The Bridgeway Center Inc. Driving School in Crestview has license recertification from the State of Florida for their DUI Program after successful completion of the Department of Highway …
For many people, the concept of retirement can be scary, both emotionally and financially.
If you, too, feel somewhat anxious about what awaits you, you might feel more comfortable in knowing that,…
CRESTVIEW — Gospel trio The Littles will perform 6 p.m. March 12 at Central Baptist Church.
The group — whose songs include "God Is Doing A Work," "God's Been Good" and "Heaven Medley" — includes J…
CRESTVIEW — TV commercials once challenged viewers to guess which of two women was the youthful-looking mother — who used the advertised skin care product — and which was her daughter.
Crestview na…
CRESTVIEW — News Bulletin Editor Thomas Boni is among some 20 North Okaloosa County professionals participating in the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Crestview Executive Lockup.
During the event …
BAKER — Warren, Ohio gospel group The Stevens Family will be part of worship services in Crestview.
Rich, Tami and Erin Stevens will minister in music as special guests and featured singers at 10:4…
The majority of visitors to Okaloosa County come for our most popular natural resources, the beach and ocean. However, our county has so much more to offer and visitors and residents are often not a…
FORT WALTON BEACH — The Catholic African-American Cultural Awareness Group of Okaloosa County's Black History Month celebration is set for 2 p.m. Feb. 28 at St. Mary’s Catholic Parish, 110 St. Mary A…
