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Dec 27, 2016
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview News Bulletin welcomes its newest team member, Mark Judson, who covers North Okaloosa County, particularly Crestview, Baker and Laurel Hill. Judson — a 2016 University of …

Dec 27, 2016
With 2017 almost here, I have an idea for a New Year’s resolution that is healthy, provides exercise and is a fun outdoor activity for the entire family. Vegetable gardening can be an excellent activ…

Dec 27, 2016
CRESTVIEW – The announcement that the Hub City will open a dog park comes after years of progress toward the goal. April Meier, owner of Pawsitively Scrumptious, said she began exploring the idea o…

Dec 27, 2016
Renowned New York Times columnist and bestselling author ("The Lexus and the Olive Tree," "The World is Flat") Thomas L. Friedman's latest book, "Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist's Guide to Thri…

Dec 27, 2016
Editor’s Note : This continues our Celebrate Community series on nonprofit organizations that improve North Okaloosa County residents’ quality of life. CRESTVIEW — Friends of the Crestview Library…

Dec 23, 2016
CRESTVIEW — What began as a trip to the doctor for a fever turned into Braxton Henry’s fight for his life. Earlier this month, doctors discovered the 4-year-old had a lower-than-normal white blood…

Dec 23, 2016
CRESTVIEW — Hub City dog owners will receive an unexpected Christmas gift: confirmation that they will have a dog park. Jim Huff, on behalf of Ted Simmons, presented a $62,000 donation to Paul Lowr…

Dec 23, 2016
THE QUESTION This is my first Christmas in Crestview and I have to say I am surprised at the lack of Christmas decorations. You can come off I-10 and you would never know that it is the holidays dr…

Dec 22, 2016
CRESTVIEW — Christmas isn’t the only thing Lilly Ford celebrates this month; her seventh birthday is Dec. 30, and one area business is ensuring she has a memorable holiday season. Comfort Inn and S…

Dec 22, 2016
CRESTVIEW — Unincorporated Okaloosa County residents can easily dispose of their Christmas trees. Just place them at the curb on your normal yard trash pickup day, but first remove lights and ornam…
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