Crestview's Central Baptist Church offers public pool access
CRESTVIEW — Central Baptist Church offers an alternative to traveling long distances for recreational water fun.
3 face charges following Crestview meth lab bust
CRESTVIEW — Three people face methamphetamine-related charges following Crestview Police’s investigation of a potential meth lab site.
Five parks receive advisories for fecal matter and sewage spill
FORT WALTON BEACH — Five parks may have potentially hazardous bathing water, The Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County stated this week.
Lightning blamed for residential fire on Painter Branch Road
CRESTVIEW — Lightning likely caused the fire that destroyed a Painter Branch Road home this afternoon while Ronald Bray and his wife, Young, were away.
Baker 4-H members represent Okaloosa at Dog Project/Show Day
BAKER — Baker 4- H Adventurers who participated in the June 22 Florida 4-H Dog Project & Show Day at Ocala’s Southeastern Livestock Pavilion took home a number of awards.
Crestview City Council: 'No' to nonprofit's free community center use
CRESTVIEW — After traveling down what city attorney Jerry Miller has called a "slippery slope" of granting free use of city facilities to non-profit organizations, the City Council finally said "no."
Crestview Fourth of July fireworks display rescheduled for September
CRESTVIEW — The community's fireworks show, rained out on the Fourth of July, will burst over Twin Hills Park on Labor Day, city council members unanimously agreed.
Laurel Hill principal: emotional health affects academic performance
CRESTVIEW — New Laurel Hill School principal Lee Martello said she anticipates the K-12 environment and its potential, off-campus impact.
Crestview auto dealer, church present school supplies drive
CRESTVIEW — This month, Hub City Ford staffers hope to store as many school supplies as they can in a van. The items would benefit Calvary United Church’s effort for needy children.
Holt Boy Scouts earning emergency preparedness badges
CRESTVIEW — Crestview Community Emergency Response Team and Holt Volunteer Fire Department members are helping Holt Boy Scouts work toward earning the Emergency Preparedness merit badge.















