City of Crestview officials plan to eventually have nine single-family homes and The House of God Church on Benjamin Street added to the city’s sewer system.
Manslaughter charges filed in 2022 against three Crestview Police officers have been officially dismissed by the court, city of Crestview officials said today.
Remote Area Medical, a leading nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics delivering free, quality dental, vision, and medical care to those in need, is seeking volunteer medical, dental and vision professionals and general support staff for its Nov. 22-23 clinic in Crestview.
With the goal of expanding the city’s indoor sports programs, the Crestview City Council on Monday agreed to pursue the potential purchase of an existing facility that would be renovated to meet the city’s needs.
Taj Tariq Tamboura Robinson, 35, of Fort Walton Beach, was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison after previously pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, two counts of distribution and possession with intent to distribute controlled substances, and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
Okaloosa County Clerk of Courts and Comptroller Brad Embry recently addressed a resident’s concern about a fee that pertains to the online auctioning of foreclosed properties in the county.
The mother of Billy Day, the 31-year-old Crestview man who was killed in the Aug. 16 Crestview Police officer involved shooting, recently began a “Justice for Billy Day: Support His Family” GoFundMe fundraiser.
The opening of Gulf Air Group’s more than $17 million Crestview Maintenance Center at Bob Sikes Airport represents a major milestone for the company, Okaloosa County, and the region, county Airports Director Tracy Stage said at this morning’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for the massive facility.
Roy and Darlene Estes, who operate a popular free weekly bookstore in storage units near downtown Crestview, share a “retirement dream” of owning and managing a full-time, brick-and-mortar bookstore in the Hub City.
Thirty-seven-year-old Crestview resident Shantel Marie Powell on Monday was found guilty by a federal jury of making a false statement to a federal agent.
