News Archive

CRESTVIEW — Organizers hope a May 11 family festival will draw attention to a little-understood, often debilitating disease in a fun atmosphere.

CRESTVIEW — Given a life full of achievements, William Oneby has earned the right to sit on his Crestview porch and rest on his laurels.

CRESTVIEW — Hannah Marie Needleman graduates this spring with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in Business Administration from the University of Florida.

LAUREL HILL — A high school senior has one less thing to worry about as college approaches.

CRESTVIEW — Post office employees will collect nonperishable and non-expired food items from area residents May 11 in Crestview.

BAKER — Baker School’s cafeteria on Monday filled with parents, students, teachers and science experiments for the second annual family Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics night.

CRESTVIEW — The Big Red Machine's concert and symphonic bands each scored high during last week’s State Music Performance Assessment.

CRESTVIEW — Aileen Barley, a longtime area educator and community activist, died Wednesday following a recent illness. She died a day short of her 87th birthday. She was actively involved in area cau…

CRESTVIEW — After retired U.S. Army 1st Sgt. Gene Payne died, his family discovered that he had finally been awarded a Purple Heart for injuries sustained during service in Vietnam.

CRESTVIEW — Betsy Cunningham, a second-grade teacher at Riverside Elementary School, aims to make learning memorable.