Governor asks that flags be lowered in honor of navy yard victims
CRESTVIEW — In honor of Washington Navy Yard victims, Florida Gov. Rick Scott has directed that the flags of the United States and the State of Florida be flown half-staff at all local, state and fed…
Organizations showcase to answer question: 'What is there to do here?'
CRESTVIEW — With more than 50 organizations, clubs, societies and associations active in North Okaloosa County, the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce wants to gather all of the region's open-members…
Okaloosa Sheriff's Office: Protect your mail from thieves
The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office has received recent reports of mail stolen from residents’ mailboxes.
Crestview Council split on rate increase for city water service
CRESTVIEW — Because of Councilman Mickey Rytman’s absence due to illness, city leaders couldn’t make changes to water and sewer rates.
Family Day encourages families to eat dinner together Sept. 23
Informed Families, Florida’s national Red Ribbon Campaign sponsor since 1982, has a new public service campaign for this year’s “Family Day: A Day to Eat Dinner With Your Children,” celebrated on Sep…
Laurel Hill council OKs public comment at meetings (DOCUMENT)
LAUREL HILL — The City Council has unanimously approved a resolution that will allow limited public comments during the first 30 minutes of each meeting.
Children's coat drive begins in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — Mount Zion AME Church has kicked off a winter coat drive for Crestview children.
Harris: Unfunded state mandates led to county tax increase
CRESTVIEW — Financial pressure from the state forced the Okaloosa County Board of Commissioners to raise ad valorem taxes, Commissioner Wayne Harris says.
Sept. 24 is National Voter Registration Day
CRESTVIEW — Americans will celebrate National Voter Registration Day, Sept. 24, with a 50-state effort to register voters.
Council OKs $29M budget, millage increase; final vote in 2 weeks
CRESTVIEW — On two 3-2 votes, the City Council has approved a .25 percent property tax increase and the same $29,110,313.35 city budget originally presented during a Sept. 5 budget workshop.










