TIF could facilitate PJ Adams/Antioch corridor without tax raise
CRESTVIEW — The P.J. Adams Parkway-Antioch Road corridor could begin providing traffic congestion relief in less than 10 years — and without raised taxes — if local and county governments support a t…
Residents gain knowledge of wildlife conservation efforts (PHOTOS)
CRESTVIEW — The Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge celebrates its 20th anniversary next year, but several of its animal ambassadors paid a visit to the Crestview Public Library for its December First Tues…
Family finds new home following eviction from rent-free residence
CRESTVIEW — The Campiones would have been homeless after Saturday, their deadline to move out of a mobile home they had been living in rent-free. But the day before eviction, Debbie Campione found ho…
CHECK IT OUT: Give the gift of reading — it costs just a book
Won't you please give to our “Gift of Reading” program? We collect new or slightly used books and give them to children in the Okaloosa Head Start Program.
CERT members gain knowledge on working with firefighters
CRESTVIEW — North Okaloosa Community Emergency Response Team members are better prepared to assist firefighters extinguishing wildfires and multi-structure incidents.
THE HOBO HOMEFRONT: Declutter before decorating your Christmas tree
While unpacking Christmas decorations — items I've acquired over several years — from the attic, I pondered why people keep things.
Christmas tree lighting to follow parade Dec. 7
CRESTVIEW — Following the city of Crestview and Main Street Crestview Association's Christmas Parade, attendees are invited to nearby Lifepoint Church for a Christmas tree lighting.
Community garden movement comes to town; council adds support
CRESTVIEW — The community garden movement has arrived in Crestview, bringing with it myriad benefits, organizer Catherine Ward says.
Joyful sounds from area schools begin Dec. 9
CRESTVIEW — Local schools are squeezing in final rehearsals and putting last-minute touches on their annual Christmas chorus and band concerts.
Mandatory Christmas parading groups' meeting is Tuesday
CRESTVIEW — Main Street Crestview Association Christmas parade organizers, working with Police Chief Tony Taylor, are taking steps to keep the event moving and lessen confusion that previously surrou…














