CRESTVIEW — Act4Murder, a professional comedy troupe, will present a murder mystery dinner performance.
Seating for "A Vacation to Die For" starts 6 p.m. Feb. 25 at Samuel’s Roadhouse Grill, 114 J…
CRESTVIEW—Building homes is nothing new for Habitat for Humanity Okaloosa County. The nonprofit is currently working on its 58 th home in the area.
The site at 582 S. Savage St. is being sponsored …
CRESTVIEW — Drivers will encounter traffic variations on the following state roads in Okaloosa and Walton counties as crews perform construction and maintenance activities.
Okaloosa County
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CRESTVIEW—David’s Catfish House is bringing its Southern-style seafood to the Crestview area.
Locals might already be familiar with the regional brand that operates a location in Milton and several…
CRESTVIEW — The Hub City Lakers AAU boys basketball team has scheduled tryouts for sixth- through 12th-grade students.
Tryouts start 11 a.m. Feb. 4 at Richbourg School, 500 Alabama St., Crestview. …
CRESTVIEW — Gulf Power Company wants to increase its base rate charge, but what would that mean for customers?
The base rate is the amount the utility company charges customers regardless of how m…
Richard Marshall, a part-time resident of Crestview, is an alumnus of Michigan State University, Lincoln Christian College (University) and Lincoln Christian Seminary.
He has been in the ministry f…
Editor’s Note: This continues our Celebrate Community series on North Okaloosa nonprofit organizations that improve our quality of life.
CRESTVIEW—Youth athletic programs can provide children wit…
CRESTVIEW—A missing ring has found its way home after two decades.
Jean Todd, a Crestview resident, found a football class ring while working at an area gas station in 1998. Finding the ring’s prop…
Making your own cleaning products has gained popularity because of their low cost and a preference for knowing what is in the cleaning product you use in your home.
By using safe and environmentall…
