CRESTVIEW — Hub City dog owners will receive an unexpected Christmas gift: confirmation that they will have a dog park.
Jim Huff, on behalf of Ted Simmons, presented a $62,000 donation to Paul Lowr…
THE QUESTION
This is my first Christmas in Crestview and I have to say I am surprised at the lack of Christmas decorations. You can come off I-10 and you would never know that it is the holidays dr…
CRESTVIEW — Christmas isn’t the only thing Lilly Ford celebrates this month; her seventh birthday is Dec. 30, and one area business is ensuring she has a memorable holiday season.
Comfort Inn and S…
CRESTVIEW — Several Crestview Police Department officers received bags of gifts from four children.
Jack Mendenhall, 3, his twin brothers Fin and Max, 2, and their friend Lincoln Childers, 3, visit…
CRESTVIEW — Unincorporated Okaloosa County residents can easily dispose of their Christmas trees.
Just place them at the curb on your normal yard trash pickup day, but first remove lights and ornam…
CRESTVIEW — All Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce members and their employees may attend the January activities planned by the chamber.
The Ambassador Committee meeting set for Dec. 28 has been ca…
CRESTVIEW — Internationally-touring folk duo Hungrytown, currently on a six-month, 60-performance tour, has two concerts scheduled in Okaloosa County.
The pair will perform 4-5 p.m. Jan. 20 at the …
CRESTVIEW — A bowling alley’s owner has secured an alcohol license, much to a local pastor’s chagrin.
The City Council met in a special session Tuesday to decide on an alcohol license for Shoal Riv…
Editor's Note: This continues our Celebrate Community series on nonprofit organizations that improve North Okaloosa residents' quality of life.
CRESTVIEW — My Safe Place Pet Rescue is a non-profit…
Bob Sikes Elementary
Toni LaFear, 2nd Grade Teacher
Dear Santa,
I hope to get a dirt bike with the nummer 8 on it and I want it to be red and black. Next I want a set of
4 blue walie talk…
