CRESTVIEW — It was a rainy, dreary Wednesday outside the Crestview Police Department, but it was anything but inside Warriors Hall because it was time for K9 and SWAT day at the youth academy.
Offi…
CRESTVIEW — The lights are on, and the building is nearly completed. But, the Popeye's in Crestview isn't ready to open quite yet.
Florida Department of Transportation required that the The Popeye…
CRESTVIEW — A nationally known nonprofit organization is rallying people across the country to donate money for Crestview Police Department’s K9 Officer Kody to receive a ballistic vest.
James Hatc…
CRESTVIEW — Local vendors gathered at the farmer’s market on a cool, crisp summer Saturday to set out their products.
One of the first vendors to begin setting up was Bob Sieminski, owner of Forest…
School starts in less than two weeks for students in the Crestview and Laurel Hill area, and school faculty and staff members are preparing for the new school year.
According to Principal Lee Mart…
CRESTVIEW — Crestview has a new surgeon and a familiar face all in one person.
Dr. Daran Mason made his return to Crestview over a month ago. He was born in Fort Walton Beach but lived in Crestvie…
The buzz of a possible visit by Russian President, Vladimir Putin has died down.
Different reasons have been cited from safety to timing to other things going on right now for President Trump and P…
CRESTVIEW — History becomes personal once a month at the Crestview Library.
The Family History Club is an open forum where people interested in researching their individual genealogy can receive gu…
LAUREL HILL — McDonald Campbell, Laurel Hill’s oldest resident, turns 104 on Friday.
In 1914, her story began in a little white two-bedroom house on the corner of 1st Ave. and 4th St., where she c…
CRESTVIEW — Nonprofit organizations can now apply to serve alcohol at events on Main Street after the city council unanimously approved the application during Monday's special meeting.
City Clerk E…
