Triumphing over adversity earns CHS senior Youth of the Month Award
CRESTVIEW — Overcoming adversity at school and in her personal life, a Crestview High School senior has turned tragedy into an anti-texting-and-driving awareness campaign at the school. For her effor…
MEET THE CANDIDATES: Local Planning Agency chairman challenges Crestview incumbent
Voters of municipal elections on March 12 will decide several positions in Crestview and Laurel Hill city governments.
To help readers make informed decisions at the polls, the News Bulletin publishe…
F-35s cleared to resume flights
EGLIN AFB — The three variants of the F-35 fighter jet have been cleared to fly again.
Crestview retail, restaurant development halted after confusion
CRESTVIEW — A public-private effort that would improve city infrastructure while bringing two residential developments and a retail and restaurant center — reportedly with national chain establishmen…
Okaloosa could sue advertising firms over Bellinger’s thefts
As Okaloosa County commissioners begin trying to recoup many of Mark Bellinger’s questionable purchases, they have not ruled out legal action against Lewis Communications and The Zimmerman Agency.
Former mayor may receive lifetime achievement recognition
CRESTVIEW — The City Council plans to recognize former Mayor George Whitehurst — whom it recently selected as the Mae R. Coleman Citizen of the Year Award recipient— with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Scandals no secret to administrator applicants (DOCUMENT)
The consulting firm hired to help find Okaloosa County’s next administrator didn’t try to keep the county’s scandalous past under wraps from potential candidates.
Crestview Police Department offers child safety seat check
CRESTVIEW — The police department will offer a free child safety seat inspection March 16.
Chance to collect lost or stolen items ends March 6
CRESTVIEW — March 6 is the deadline to claim property that Crestview police obtained during investigations.
Crestview council to schedule budget planning, supports trauma center
CRESTVIEW — The City Council may soon plan for its 2013-14 fiscal year budget and has received a request to support establishing a trauma center in Okaloosa County.














