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A company that builds artificial reefs using cremated remains is constructing its first “seametery” offshore of Destin.

A 28-year-old Crestview man died on Sunday morning after crashing his motorcycle by the Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport.

The Okaloosa County Take Stock in Children program is seeking caring, committed mentors to guide and support local high school students in grades 9–11 during the upcoming school year, which starts on Aug. 11.

Starting this morning, Hospital Drive in Crestview will be closed for about one week for drainage work.

Residents ready to fence like a Three Musketeer, savor French culinary culture, and delve into the heritage of Crestview’s Sister City in France are invited to celebrate Bastille Day (a couple days early) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 12, at the Crestview History Museum in the historic Bush House.

In his new book titled “Mystery at Green Pond: The murder of Bud and Nancy Davis by the Blackwell Brothers,” Destin author Ronald W. Collins chronicles the events that led to the shooting and killing of a Confederate Army veteran and his wife in Okaloosa County in 1917.

Multiple people, including a 17-year-old girl from Crestview, were injured in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning in the Ensley area northwest of Pensacola.

The heavy police presence during the latter hours of the recent May Day celebration in Crestview was needed to try to keep revelers safe, city Police Chief Steve McCosker told attendees of a post-May Day town hall meeting on Tuesday.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, Okaloosa County has a new growth management director.

Chun Chun Chan Goodson credits her love of food and cooking to her time when she was a nurse in Hong Kong.

Along with being in internalized medicine in hospitals, Chan Goodson also worked as a home health nurse.