Okaloosa to bid on water, wastewater contract for Eglin
Okaloosa County’s Water and Sewer Department is seeking to win a 50-year contract to operate the water distribution and wastewater collection systems at Eglin Air Force Base.
Riverside Elementary announces second-quarter honor roll
A's
First grade
Eli Adkins, Mackenzie Allen, Destiny Baldwin, Elizabeth Ballard, Lainey Borland, Kayli Brown, Elizabeth Cox, Alexander Davies, Christopher Davies, Michael Delgado, Desirae Esmond, P…
Picking up the pieces following vehicle accidents
Problems vehicle accident victims face don’t end after the wreckage is removed from the road, a citation is written or the driver at fault is charged.
ARREST REPORT: Feb. 11, 2013
The Crestview Police Department and Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office provided the following crime reports for publication.
Crestview
Jan. 18
•Hamilton Muhamed Williams, 34, Crestview: battery.
Northwood Elementary announces long-time custodian's retirement
CRESTVIEW — Following 31 years of continuous service at the combined Richbourg School/Northwood Elementary School campus, Gary Fryman has retired to pursue a life of fishing, relaxing with his family…
90-year-old veteran shares his story: a dream to ‘fly, man, fly’
CRESTVIEW — Even after 70 years, George Mazock still cries when he thinks about his time during World War II.
James Campbell faces additional charges after case review
After further review of its case against former Okaloosa County Commissioner James Campbell, the state attorney’s office has added eight new criminal charges.
Panel OKs revamp of Fla. public employee pensions
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A proposal to end guaranteed pensions for new teachers, state and county workers and other public employees began moving through the Florida Legislature on Thursday.
Ask the candidates: Forum will allow voters to compare applicants
CRESTVIEW — The News Bulletin wants to know which concerns voters would like candidates to address in an upcoming public forum.
Outdoor education beneficial to CHS students, TV's 'Inshore Angler' says
CRESTVIEW — Teaching teenagers to appreciate the outdoors may help them cultivate constructive hobbies and stay out of trouble, Capt. Daniel Pike, TV's "Inshore Angler," said Tuesday.












