Some Crestview football games rescheduled due to hurricane
CRESTVIEW — Crestview High School revised the football game schedule due to some schools getting Hurricane Irma damage.
The varsity games start at 7 p.m. as follows:
•Sept. 22, home game versus W…
What’s Happening in North Okaloosa County
CRESTVIEW — Here’s a calendar of upcoming events in North Okaloosa County and surrounding areas.
CARNIVOROUS PLANTS PRESENTATION: 10 a.m. Sept. 20, Okaloosa County Annex Building, 127 Hollywood Bl…
Okaloosa County clubs and organizations calendar
CRESTVIEW — Upcoming meetings for North Okaloosa County clubs and organizations, and those from surrounding areas, are as follows.
FORT WALTON BEACH PANHELLENIC LUNCH MEETING : Saturday, Sept. 23 a…
'Kings of Harlem'
NICEVILLE — A Layon Gray play depicting the story of the first all-black basketball team formed in the 1920s is part of the Mattie Kelly Arts Center season.
"Kings of Harlem" is the about the Harle…
North Okaloosa students recognized
CRESTVIEW — Here are highlights involving area students:
Grantham University’s August graduates of the university’s online degree and certificate programs include two Crestview residents. Lesli…
North Okaloosa students among Phi Theta Kappa inductees
NICEVILLE — The Northwest Florida State College Sigma Mu Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society recently inducted 67 new members.
The following students, listed by hometown, were inducted:
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Laurel Hill reestablishes radio controlled aircraft club
LAUREL HILL — The city of Laurel Hill has entered an agreement with the Laurel Hill RC Flyers, a club for radio-controlled model aircraft enthusiasts. Laurel Hill's RC Flyers club began in 2008, but…
City adopts $35M tentative budget
CRESTVIEW —The City Council met Sept. 12 to approve the tentative millage rate and the tentative budget for fiscal year 2018. City Clerk Elizabeth Roy presented the council with the tentative millage…
'They are too young to learn money talks'
CRESTVIEW — An Antioch Elementary School fundraiser has sparked some concern about students’ self esteem. An Antioch student's parent was shocked when she received a permission form for the school's…
'She’s a true Crestview-inite'
CRESTVIEW — Each year, a search committee names a dedicated resident Crestview's Citizen of the Year. This year the honor went to Raymonda “Rae” Schwartz. “I am overwhelmed,” Schwartz said about winn…














