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Nov 27, 2018
CRESTVIEW — The installation of red light cameras in Crestview is complete. However, the city council has a few decisions to make before they go live. City Clerk Elizabeth Roy said at the Nov. 26 …

Nov 27, 2018
Christmas is coming fast but try to slow down. Before you know it Christmas will be over. Most of us live our lives in a hurry. We hurry to finish school, hurry through meals, hurry through the wor…

Nov 23, 2018
CRESTVIEW — Here are upcoming and recent events in North Okaloosa County and surrounding areas.  ARC  poinsettia sale fundraiser underway CRESTVIEW — The ARC of the Emerald Coast annual poinsetti…

Nov 23, 2018
CRESTVIEW — For more than a year, the sign in front of the former Yumi Buffet on South Ferdon Boulevard has read “reopen soon” and “new management.” But that is unlikely to be the case. The busine…

Nov 23, 2018
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Jonathan A. Harris graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week progr…

Nov 19, 2018
Attendees enjoyed a variety of activities during Baker Heritage Day on Nov. 10. Here are some photos from the event.

Nov 18, 2018
CRESTVIEW — After being closed for several months, the locally owned North 85 Diner — formerly known as Penny's Place — has officially relocated and reopened. Although the diner's location and name…

Nov 18, 2018
CRESTVIEW — After being closed for several months, the locally owned North 85 Diner — formerly known as Penny's Place — has officially relocated and reopened. Although the diner's location and nam…

Nov 18, 2018
CRESTVIEW — After being closed for several months, the locally owned North 85 Diner — formerly known as Penny's Place — has officially relocated and reopened. Although the diner's location and name…

Nov 18, 2018
ESCAMBIA FARMS — For more than 80 years, the Youngblood family gathered sugar cane before winter and produced a southern delicacy called syrup using a cane mill that has been a part of the family sin…
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