Because of her many loved ones who battled cancer, Crestview resident Glenda Gordon says she has always been acutely aware of the need to get an annual mammogram.
Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office investigators responding to a series of complaints and Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers tips arrested a woman on a charge of prostitution Thursday at a business near Fort Walton Beach.
The medical program of the nonprofit Crestview Area Shelter for the Homeless will last a little longer thanks to a $5,000 donation from Emerald Coast Hospice.
An approved background check is now required for Eglin Recreation Permitholders who hike on any of the more than 60 miles of the Florida Trail that cross the Eglin Air Force Base reservation, as well as for permitholders who explore other parts of the nearly 255,000 acres of the reservation that are open to conditional public access.
Forty-year-old Andrew J. Foster, who is homeless and whose last known address is in the 300 block of Woodrow Street in Ocean City, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of sexual assault after being served with a warrant from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.
Representatives of Cincinnati-based Sims-Lohman Inc., which was formed in 1971 and bills itself as the nation’s largest provider of kitchen cabinets and granite and quartz countertops, today celebrated the grand opening of their Gulf Coast headquarters next to Bob Sikes Airport.
When it comes to recreational amenities, the overall concept for Okaloosa County’s future Patriot Park next to south Crestview calls for providing “something for everybody,” county Facilities and Parks Director Jeff Peters told the County Commission this morning.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of Okaloosa County’s bridge-to-bridge multi-use path on Santa Rosa Island is set for 9 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, at Beasley Park, 1550 Miracle Strip Parkway SE.
Brian M. Jennings, of the 300 block of Racetrack Road in Wright, was arrested Thursday morning on numerous charges, including domestic violence battery by strangulation.
While the developer of the future, massive Freedom Walk subdivision off Old Bethel Road intends to fix the road’s sharp curve that’s adjacent to the project site, there currently are no plans to widen the two-lane road to four lanes between the project site and State Road 85.
