News Archive

CRESTVIEW — Seniors vs. Crime has a message for shady contractors, crooked auto maintenance shops and anyone else who thinks they can defraud a senior citizen:

Here is a roundup of the Crestview News Bulletin's Class of 2014 coverage:

CRESTVIEW — The next meeting of the Crestview City Council is 6 p.m. June 10, 198 North Wilson Street.

BAKER — Ninety Baker School graduates flipped their mortarboard tassels to the left Thursday night and processed into Gator history. A whole new life awaited many.

SHALIMAR — Okaloosa County will save 25 percent on citizens flood insurance rates, according to the county.

CRESTVIEW — As the school year ends this week, so will the careers of several retiring teachers.

CRESTVIEW — To the 10,600 books in Walker Elementary School’s library, add 19 from authors in the school’s fourth- and fifth-grade Writers Club.

CRESTVIEW — The revived Friday downtown farmers market, and an added evening component featuring live music and box dinners, has had a ripple effect on Main Street businesses.

Zoom! Splash! Boom! It must be the Noiseguy, an author, vocal sound impressionist and children’s comedian.

GREAT LAKES, Mich. — Thomas Carrico, a 2011 Crestview High School alumnus, has graduated from the U.S. Navy boot camp.