CRESTVIEW — Surrounded by more than 60 family members and friends, Virginia Kemp celebrated her 90 th birthday with a Nov. 5 luncheon at the First United Methodist Church’s Crossroads Center.
Beami…
CRESTVIEW — Loomis Bros. Circus is returning to Crestview for its fall "Funtastic Tour," sponsored by the Crestview Historic Preservation Board.
Circus presentations are 90 minutes long and set for…
On June 1, 1954, Nov. 11 officially became a day to honor American veterans of all wars. Previously, the day had been celebrated as Armistice Day to honor those who served during World War I.
Veter…
NICEVILLE — The classic Charles Dickens tale, “A Christmas Carol” takes a twist Dec. 1, 2 and 3 in a customized adaption by Northwest Florida State College that combines song and dance with drama, pe…
BAKER — Hundreds of people attended the 12th annual Baker Heritage Day at the Baker Block Museum.
Local bands performed music while visitors enjoyed booths and exhibits displaying arts and crafts, …
CRESTVIEW — For people who need help comparing plans or applying for the Health Insurance Marketplace, North Okaloosa Medical Center is offering free assistance during the Nov. 1 through Jan. 31, 201…
CRESTVIEW — A 12-station sporting clay shoot is scheduled.
Check-in for the Ed McMillan Memorial Sporting Clay Shoot is 8:15 a.m. Nov. 12 at 3985 US Highway 90 E, Crestview. The shotgun start is a…
CRESTVIEW — AmVets Post 35 of Crestview is offering free membership to eligible active duty, retired military and veterans.
The group will accept memberships through Nov. 12 and will take applicati…
TRUMP YARD SIGNS AVAILABLE: The Okaloosa Republican Party is distributing yard signs to support presidential candidate Donald Trump. South side Crestview residents may call Bill Bitsche, 393-4005; no…
DESTIN — A Crestview High School student is among winning artists featured during the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation's 21st annual Festival of the Arts.
Dakota Voyce won $75 as the second-place Colla…
