Crestview officials considering replacing crashed Windows XP computers
CRESTVIEW — City officials are scrambling to upgrade 13 computers still using the Windows XP operating system, which Microsoft will stop supporting April 1.
Historical marker brings Baker pride
BAKER — Jeannette Henderson said receiving a plaque for helping to preserve Baker's history was a little overwhelming.
Embry-Riddle opens March registration in Crestview
CRESTVIEW —Registration is open for the March 24 to May 25 term at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Embry-Riddle offers associate, bachelor and master degrees and is a proud supporter of active …
Republican women's group offers $1,500 scholarship
SHALIMAR — The Republican Women of Okaloosa Federated will award a $1,500 scholarship to a registered Republican female in Okaloosa County. A 500-word essay on Americanism is required. Completed appl…
Baker School honor students announced
First grade A's
Ava Adams, Maggie Ard, Billy Ates, Faith Beadle, Miranda Bernhard, Brooke Brunson, Matthew Dickson, Kadyn Elder, Ava Ellis, Roxy Parker Fountain, Tyler Fularz, Bella Gibson, Logan God…
Water main burst knocks out service to I-10 area businesses (PHOTOS)
CRESTVIEW — A water main burst Wednesday afternoon near the Applebee's restaurant north of Interstate 10, temporarily resulting in the closure of the southbound State Road 85 right lane and knocking …
Distinguished Young Women accepting scholarship entries
NICEVILLE — Distinguished Young Women of Okaloosa County, previously the Junior Miss, is accepting applications for its second annual competition through March 1.
Northwood art program gets $2,500 gift in memory of artist (PHOTOS)
Northwood Arts and Science Academy's fledgling Art Club received a substantial boost with a $2,500 donation in memory of Terry Scott, a Crestview artist who died last fall.
Eglin announces changes to its annual fitness events
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE — The 96th Force Support Squadron announced changes Thursday to the annual fitness events held on the base each year.
Florida vehicle registration rates may decrease
Florida legislators are considering a bill that annually would lower the cost of most vehicle registrations by up to $25.














