New water well and tank progressing on Old Bethel Road in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — The city's newest landmark is taking shape on Old Bethel Road as contractors complete the basic structure of a tank that will store water from a new well.
CHS anti-bullying club founder recognizes Riverside's founder
CRESTVIEW — Children combating bullying in local schools have received praise from parents, educators and other students. Most recently, the founder of Crestview High School's anti-bullying club reco…
Crestview doctor, trustee to repay employees' share of stock ownership
CRESTVIEW — A local doctor, accused in 2010 of misusing $800,000 from his company’s pension plan, has been ordered to pay back $225,000 of that money.
Crestview High class of 1983 reunion activities set for July 19-21
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview High School Class of 1983 will reunite this weekend and relive three decades of memories.
CHECK IT OUT: The Crestview Public Library as a meeting place
For years, libraries were known as the place to borrow books. We have evolved into a community meeting place, providing a space where community members come together and talk about what they can do f…
Downtown Crestview mural to offer glimpse of Hub City history
CRESTVIEW — If all goes as planned, downtown patrons will be able to glimpse into the city's past when a mural goes up on the side of a 1920s building.
Advisory committee suggests updates for downtown Crestview
CRESTVIEW — The Community Redevelopment Agency has accepted some nominees for an advisory committee that will recommend improvements to downtown and Twin Hills Park.
Laurel Hill council votes to reinstate city leaders’ pay
LAUREL HILL — The City Council has unanimously voted in favor of reinstating its pay.
Okaloosa County Master Gardeners' voluntary efforts recognized (PHOTOS)
CRESTVIEW — After another year of voluntarily sowing gardening and landscape advice for area residents, Okaloosa County Master Gardeners took time Wednesday afternoon to be recognized for their effor…
Crestview Photography club aims to nurture talent, challenge members
CRESTVIEW — Steve Duke rates himself a five, but he wants to be an eight or nine.















