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Nov 13, 2015
CRESTVIEW — Choctawhatchee Electrical Cooperative members will see a rate reduction on their November bills this year due to better-than-expected margins. Members will see a reduction in the distri…

Nov 12, 2015
CRESTVIEW — Tom Gordon has been featured numerous times on the covers of international martial arts magazines. Gordon Martial Arts — the downtown Crestview school that he and his wife, Barbara, own…

Nov 12, 2015
CRESTVIEW — Residents can learn more about Crestview and Okaloosa County's formation. Guest speaker Jim Young, the Genealogical Society of Okaloosa County's president, will discuss local history an…

Nov 12, 2015
DESTIN — Shelter House has $1,500 more to support its domestic and sexual violence center following the Oct. 31 Walk 4 Respect. The nonprofit organization, which serves Okaloosa and Walton counties…

Nov 11, 2015
CRESTVIEW — Members of Crestview and Baker's high school Junior ROTC battalions said parading with American veterans is humbling. And it's a chance to reflect on their future roles in defending the…

Nov 11, 2015
CRESTVIEW — William and Kathleen Miller’s World War II romance began in an unlikely manner. “He backed over her in a Jeep,” their daughter, Betsy Roy, said. “He went the wrong way around a roundabo…

Nov 11, 2015
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Public Library is displaying the “Table for One,”  in memory of men and women who served in America’s armed forces.  An empty chair is set for the missing service member. …

Nov 10, 2015
BAKER — Baker Heritage Festival attendees carry memories of history, folkways, traditions, food and music following the Nov. 7 event. The annual celebration, held at Baker Block Museum, featured an…

Nov 9, 2015
Dear Lundy family, I am so sorry that our City Council cannot make the right decisions on several things. And just because of one little criminal who had murder in his heart, like so many others …

Nov 7, 2015
CRESTVIEW — Flags flew, a cannon thundered and many a man shed a tear Saturday as a group of staunch advocates of Southern heritage met to rededicate a memorial to Crestview’s own Uncle Bill Lundy. …
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