Affordable apartments continue taking shape
Units at the Vineyard Village apartment complex by downtown Crestview might be ready for occupancy around August or September, the Rev. Cecil Williams from Gregg Chapel A.M.E. Church said today.
S.O. searches for fleeing Crestview-area felon
A Crestview-area man wanted by the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office on multiple warrants, ranging from felony failure to appear to possession of firearms and ammo by a convicted felon, ran from an attempted traffic stop on Tuesday near U.S. Highway 90 and Hibiscus Avenue in the Deerland area.
Potential Crestview subdivision would bring much more traffic
The proposed large Freedom Walk subdivision on Crestview’s north end took another step toward becoming a reality on Monday night.
World War II comes to life at Spanish Trail Park
Dressed in a wool uniform, Josh Siren stood near a freshly dug foxhole at Spanish Trail Park this morning while discussing his portrayal of a Russian Liberation Army soldier commanded by German forces in World War II.
Sheriff: Fallen deputy ‘chose a lifetime of service’
The Walton County Sheriff’s Office is in “shock and disbelief” over the shooting death of Deputy William May, Sheriff Michael Adkinson said on Wednesday evening.
Trio arrested in FWB drug bust
Three people were arrested on various drug charges after a narcotics search warrant was executed on Tuesday at a residence at 111 London Ave. in Fort Walton Beach.
Former jail chief arrested for impersonating a police officer
Former Okaloosa County Corrections Chief Nolan Weeks, who resigned from that position last December, was recently arrested by Shalimar Police for impersonating a police officer.
Execution slated in murders of woman, children
In what would be Florida’s fourth execution this year, Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a death warrant for a man who in 1998 murdered his girlfriend and her three children in Crestview.
April 1 election recap: Patronis to Congress, Boyles wins primary
Northwest Florida has a new representative in Washington, D.C.
Jimmy Patronis, the Republican nominee for U.S. House District 1, defeated Democratic candidate Gay Valimont Tuesday, April 1 to replace Matt Gaetz.
Cowboys and competitions
After the cancellation of the 2025 Old Spanish Trail Rodeo in Baker, some very dedicated people stepped forward to bring the rodeo to the community and host the first annual Sandy Sansing Baker Pro Rodeo.















