A total of 800 U.S. flags are on display in the 9/11 memorial in the front yard of Barry and Arlene Barrett’s home at 6070 Old Bethel Road, just outside of Crestview’s city limits.
In response to ongoing behavioral disruptions and repeated instances of property damage, Crestview High School administrators recently decided to remove the mirrors from the boys’ and girls’ restrooms at the school.
The Crestview City Council on Monday approved the first reading of ordinances that, with final ratification, would implement requested future land use and zoning designation changes for a vacant 7.5-acre property off Antioch Road.
Whenever the Crestview Fire Department’s 2021-model ladder truck is out of service for scheduled preventative maintenance or unexpected mechanical issues, the fast-growing city is left without ladder truck coverage, according to city Fire Chief Josh Vargason.
Hub City resident Charles Etheridge held a clear plastic bag of golf balls in his left hand and the handle of a cane in his right hand while telling the City Council on Monday about his trials living next to the city owned Blackwater Golf Club.
Before finding their collective spiritual home in a traditional church building, members of the Church of the Epiphany in Crestview met in each other’s houses, in a library on Pine Street, and at a Tastee Freez restaurant, the church’s vicar said today.
New future land use and zoning designations for a vacant 7.5-acre property off Antioch Road received the Crestview Planning and Development Board’s approval on Tuesday.
