New well system to support expected growth in northwest Crestview
CRESTVIEW — The Public Works Department has begun construction on a $2.4 million water well, storage tank and distribution system on Old Bethel Road.
Sheriff’s office warns residents of different types of tax frauds
SHALIMAR — Many scams circulating this tax season regard rebates, refunds, tax law changes and audits, the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office stated.
Crestview's McKeon in combat for the love of it
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FORT HOOD, Texas —One soldier found his "perfect fit" for the Army during basic combat training just more than four years ago.
FAMU technology beams lectures to Crestview campus (VIDEO)
CRESTVIEW — A first-year pharmacy student responded to Professor Jamal Brown's questions during an Introduction to Principles of Drug Action class at Florida A&M University's pharmacy school.
American Legion post collecting food for Crestview residents
CRESTVIEW — American Legion’s James McCollough Post 395 members, in conjunction with Crestview Sharing and Caring, recently kicked off a food drive.
FEMA seeks students for Youth Preparedness Council
ATLANTA — The Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, seeks youth leaders dedicated to public service, who are making a difference in their communities, and who want to expand their impact as n…
Okaloosa reviews Bellinger-Bos marketing agreement (DOCUMENT)
Okaloosa County commissioners have directed special counsel Greg Stewart to review a $228,000 marketing agreement that former tourism head Mark Bellinger made with Legendary CEO Peter Bos in July 201…
Lloyd Street southbound lane closed through April 5
CRESTVIEW — Today through Friday, April 5, the southbound lane of North Lloyd Street in Crestview, between Mapoles and Wilson Streets, is closed due to stormwater utility work.
Blood centers announce urgent need for O Negative blood
PENSACOLA — Due to increased blood transfusions in area hospitals, the need for blood donations, especially O Negative, is “extremely high,” Northwest Florida Blood Centers stated in a press release.
New Crestview city council sworn into office
CRESTVIEW — Crestview's newest council members were sworn into office Monday evening by First Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Terry Ketchel.













