CRESTVIEW — The 2016 Miss Walker Elementary pageant was Feb. 27 in the school's Multipurpose Room.
Walker kindergarten teacher Andi Williams served as master of ceremonies, and Principal Lorna Carn…
LAUREL HILL — The City Council has chosen one of two options to establish a purchasing-procedures ordinance.
The proposed ordinance is partially based on state guidelines, with dollar amounts adjus…
CRESTVIEW — The city of Crestview’s Easter egg hunt is 9 a.m. to noon March 26 at Twin Hills Park.
In addition to the egg hunt, attendees can enjoy a train ride, a bounce house, a 27-foot slide, pr…
LAUREL HILL — The City Council has chosen one of two options to establish a purchasing-procedures ordinance.
The proposed ordinance is partially based on state guidelines, with dollar amounts adjus…
LAUREL HILL — The City Council rested a proposal to spend $9,550 to refurbish a 1992 generator after hearing a report by Councilman Travis Dewrell.
The city received an $11,700 insurance settlement…
CRESTVIEW — Crestview Manor residents are enjoying two new pine picnic tables after a donation from American Legion Post 75.
Tiffany Wrathell, Crestview Manor activities director, recently asked po…
CRESTVIEW — Club Challengers Volleyball is a locally based, U.S.A. Volleyball-affiliated travel program for 10- to 14-year-old girls.
The team — divided in 14U, 13U, 12U and grassroots groups — foc…
With an annual payroll that tops $12 million, Crestview's mayor and City Council seats are part-time positions for a city of almost 24,000 residents. Here's a look at the cost of government.
BAKER — When Farm Service Agency administrator Val Dolcini returns to Washington, D.C., he’ll take with him area farmers’ ideas, concerns and praises.
En route to a New Orleans conference, Dolcini …
CRESTVIEW — It was a breakfast Angie Fortune and Beth Griffith won’t soon forget.
At Thursday morning’s Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting, the Crestview High School and Baker Sch…
