News Archive

Effective immediately, the Santa Rosa Press Gazette in Milton and the Crestview News Bulletin in Crestview are under new ownership.

To the sounds of old nails being removed and splintering wood, floorboards started coming up on the Bush House front porch. Inside, ripping up commercial carpet has revealed surprisingly well-preserved heart pine floors just waiting for a sander and refinishing. Since Dec. 28, the sound of workers’ hammers, saws and prybars has resounded through the 1926 South Wilson Street home.

Crestview News Bulletin asked City Manager Tim Bolduc what he was most excited about for the new year. Here are his top picks for the city.

Week by week, the old Foxwood Country Club is disappearing, replaced by the Blackwater Golf Club, which will be run by the City of Crestview.

After a contract negotiation that left the two organizations far apart, the City of Crestview took over animal control services as of Jan. 1.

Officers Sarah Althuisius and Kristy Peters were sworn in Dec. 21 and will start their CPD careers with a 10-week field training program.

“Hail Our Heroes” will be a three-day World War II re-enactment weekend set for April 22-24, 2022, in Crestview’s flagship Twin Hills Park.

Mayor Whitten and other city officials participated in discussions with students at Crestview High School's SGA Leadership Convention.

Crestview and Okaloosa residents' applications will have priority in the Crestview Section 8 housing voucher program.

North Okaloosa County residents recognized for their education achievements.