Antioch Elementary School announces honor roll
First grade
A’s
Bair, Jordan; Bergstrom, Caleb; Black, Aiden; Board, Lauren; Capotosto, Angelina; Clonts, Katya; Courington, Taylor; Donahoo, Nyla; Fickling, Leigha; Figueroa, Yaremi; Godwin, Ryan; H…
CHECK IT OUT: Grant will aid our summer literacy efforts
The Dollar General Literacy Foundation’s $1,315 grant will allow us to fund the Crestview Public Library’s outreach summer-reading program, which serves children who cannot participate in the regular…
Exchange Club honors Riverside student for anti-bullying club
CRESTVIEW — Usually, Carson Caldwell focuses on promoting Riverside Elementary’s anti-bullying efforts or participating in the Emerald Coast Young Marines, but Thursday, the focus was on him.
Jahn named to UM president's list
MONTEVALLO, Ala. — Marissa K. Jahn of Crestview is among the University of Montevallo’s 422 students named to the president’s list for the spring semester.
Florida seeks citizens inspector general applicants
TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Rick Scott has tasked Chief Inspector General Melinda Miguel with conducting a nationwide search for the new citizens inspector general. The appointee will oversee Citizens Propert…
Young Marines commemorate American flag’s evolution
CRESTVIEW — Flag Day came a day later for the Elks Lodge, but patriotism was as palpable as ever, according to members.
Amateur radio club field demonstration set for Saturday
CRESTVIEW — North Okaloosa Amateur Radio Club members this weekend will participate in the annual American Radio Relay League Field Day demonstration of emergency communications.
Crestview and Baker soup kitchens announce schedules (Revised)
CRESTVIEW — Area soup kitchens serve food free of charge to needy residents as follows:
Shelter House seeks donations for women, children
CRESTVIEW — Shelter House, a domestic violence shelter, seeks donations for summer assistance, as the facility reportedly sees a surge of clients this time of year.
Scottish Rite raises funds for children with language disabilities
CRESTVIEW — Due to its eastern neighbors’ efforts, Baptist Hospital in Pensacola will have an extra $1,900 for assisting children with language disabilities.











