Crestview chief: Police department remains divided
CRESTVIEW — Last September, Police Chief Tony Taylor inherited a department mired in scandal and divided in its loyalties.
Nurse accused of stealing patients' meds
NICEVILLE – A nursing home nurse is accused of stealing patients’ medication, according to an arrest report.
Students selected for Youth Tour of Washington D.C.
DeFUNIAK SPRINGS — Four local high school students have earned trips to Washington, D.C. as part of the nationally recognized Youth Tour education program hosted by America’s electric cooperative com…
Despite weather, residents bring pets to ‘Bark for Life’ (GALLERY)
BAKER — Despite cold weather, event organizers are pleased with attendance of this year’s Bark for Life, a Relay for Life fundraiser that benefited the American Cancer Society.
Parents can help kids build literacy skills, program says
CRESTVIEW — Walker Elementary school wants another Love.Read.Learn! session for parents of kindergartners through second-graders following positive feedback and satisfactory attendance from February’…
ACT/SAT workshop registration ends March 25
FORT WALTON BEACH — Workshops for Okaloosa students taking the April 13 ACT and May 4 SAT are planned April 9-18 in the Fort Walton Beach and Niceville High School media centers.
MEET THE CANDIDATES: 2 challenge Laurel Hill incumbent
Editor's Note: Voters of municipal elections on March 12 will decide several positions in Crestview and Laurel Hill governments.
To help readers make informed decisions at the polls, the News Bullet…
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…
Shoal River students eye innovation award
CRESTVIEW — Six Shoal River Middle School students on the MustLego robotics team have submitted an idea to win a Global Innovation Award and $20,000 to make it a reality.














