Crestview jail manager earns national certification
CRESTVIEW — Lt. April McQueen has received the national designation of certified jail manager. McQueen, one of 503 jail professionals nationwide to have achieved this designation, was recognized thro…
Report states: Florida's finances are strong (FILE)
TALLAHASSEE — The fiscal condition of Florida's state government is in good shape as evidenced by a new study that ranks the state sixth overall in the nation, though there are some limitations with …
Hurlburt Field inducts new NCOs
HURLBURT FIELD — Hurlburt Field inducted its newest non-commissioned officers Friday at the 8th Special Operations Squadron auditorium.
PRACTICAL MONEY SKILLS: Money-saving tips for seniors
We all love a good bargain, no matter what our age. But if you're a senior citizen on a fixed income, finding discounted goods and services can mean the difference between making ends meet and going …
Crestview man charged with road rage related felony
CRESTVIEW — The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office has charged a Crestview man with throwing a missile into a dwelling, vehicle or aircraft following a State Road 85 road rage incident on Sunday.
Northwood receives book grant worth $15-20,000
CRESTVIEW — A third of a ton of new books arriving this week will substantially broaden Northwood Arts and Science Academy students' reading opportunities. Northwood's is one of three libraries in th…
Crestview moving toward mixed-use zoning downtown
CRESTVIEW — Rezoning the downtown area would allow Main Street business owners to open apartments above their establishments, according to a growth management firm spokesperson.
Crestview council denies youth basketball team's request for financial assistance
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Heat youth basketball team will not receive the city's financial assistance to host a March tournament that could draw 800 overnight visitors to town.
Common Ground Community Garden of Crestview sets March 3 informational meeting
CRESTVIEW — The Common Ground Community Garden of Crestview's organizers are hosting an informational meeting at 6 p.m. Monday at the Bob Sikes Library in Crestview.
Acting out in class: Holt actress brings kinesthetic learning to Northwood (VIDEO)
CRESTVIEW — If second- and fourth-grade Cougars encounter bullying, educators hope they'll remember Aesop's fable "The Sun and the Wind."
















