Event will focus on preventing opioid overdoses
An Opioid Immersion Seminar will be hosted by the city of Crestview at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23, at Warrior’s Hall, 201 Stillwell Blvd.
Vicar of historic Episcopal church: ‘We don’t turn anybody away’
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.
A subdivision might rise by the Blackwater Golf Club
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.
County continues its Dorcas Fire District resurrection
A fiscal year 2026 budget and the addition of two positions for the Okaloosa County-led Dorcas Fire District received the County Commission’s approval on Tuesday.
More sidewalks are coming to Crestview
Five-foot-wide, ADA-compliant sidewalks are slated to be built along Industrial, Long, and Commerce drives in Crestview.
Police: Bomb threat made to school appears to be a hoax
Authorities continue to investigate a bomb threat that was sent via email on Tuesday to Lakewood Christian School in Crestview.
Chamber celebrates Exit 4 Escape Rooms
The Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed Exit 4 Escape Rooms to the Hub City during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday.
Two seriously injured in early morning wreck
A 21-year-old man from Fort Walton Beach and his passenger, a 19-year-old man from Crestview, were both critically injured in a car crash early this morning at the intersection of U.S. Highway 98 and Gulf National Sea Shore Drive on Okaloosa Island.
Mother to son’s killer: ‘You, sir, took a gift from God’
The only book that is not banned in prison is the Bible, and every story in it is a revelation to who God is, Renee Hamilton said in court this morning to the man who killed her husband.
Crestview City Council approves septic-to-sewer project
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.















