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Sep 15, 2018
CRESTVIEW — J.J. McDaniel, author of the book "Papyrophilia: The Story of a Baseball Card Collector," has part of his personal baseball memorabilia collection on display at the Crestview Public Libra…

Sep 14, 2018
CRESTVIEW — Hold on tight because a new entertainment center is coming to Crestview with one unique quality—mechanical bull rides. Jeff Gainey, life-long Crestview resident and retiree, has been wa…

Sep 14, 2018
CRESTVIEW — This story began with one wounded warrior and his wife's desire to help another wounded warrior by donating their puppy to become a service dog. On Friday, David McCaulla, a veteran fro…

Sep 12, 2018
CRESTVIEW — In a span of three to four weeks, Michael King, his wife Ruth, and their daughter Monnie Villanea transformed a former church building into a colorful play arena for children from crawler…

Sep 12, 2018
CRESTVIEW — After being denied twice for a VA mortgage loan before moving 500 miles away, Anthony, Meghan and their son Caiden Simme have finally moved into their home in Crestview. Anthony is an …

Sep 7, 2018
CRESTVIEW — Long-time Crestview resident and valued member of the community Claudis Dale received the Mae Reatha Coleman Citizen of the Year award, which is given to dedicated residents of Crestview.…

Sep 7, 2018
CRESTVIEW — Two Okaloosa County residents await the day they are reunited with their cat. They're offering a $600 reward to anyone that can help them find their missing pet. For over two years, Mar…

Sep 7, 2018
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview city council unanimously voted to approve the tentative millage rate and budget for the fiscal year, which is from Oct. 1, 2018 to Sep. 30, 2019. The millage rate is expec…

Sep 7, 2018
President Donald Trump came through Evansville, Indiana like a roaring locomotive last week — August 30, to be exact. If he had landed on the platform wearing a Superman outfit and cape I would not h…

Sep 4, 2018
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE — Members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter No. 811 will unveil a nurses monument this week. The granite obelisk will pay tribute to four nurses, both military …
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