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Eglin Air Force Base received the honor of Military Conservation Partner of the Year Award from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service May 15 at a ceremony held at the Air Force Armament Museum.

Paul Hughes will tell people his Christian walk hasn’t been easy, but as the Apostle Paul wrote, the grace of Christ is sufficient and made perfect in our times of weakness. 

About 200 people attended Crestview’s Memorial Day Ceremony, which was conducted by American Legion Riders Post 75.

Hub City resident Mario Werth and his partners in the newly created C.R.A.S.H nonprofit organization plan to make their mark in downtown Crestview while empowering many area students through science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education.

Eglin Air Force Base — An unmanned aerial system software company and AFWERX contract awardee, Sky Pad, provided a demonstration to Eglin military and civilians May 1 near Fort Walton Beach.

A Crestview man is facing drug trafficking charges after a VICE/Narcotics investigation led to the discovery of more than half a pound of meth in his vehicle.

Many works of art and plenty of food and live music will help highlight the 15th Annual Laurel Hill Arts and Heritage Festival.
It’s scheduled for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 1 on the grounds of the 1902 carpenter gothic style Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church at 8115 Fourth St.

A café and/or a bakery stand on many street corners in the upscale Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina.
The overall city of more than 13 million people is known as the “Paris of the South,” as well as the bookstore capital of the world.

Other than a section of new fencing that was damaged by the May 10 tornado, and the remains of a storm-toppled tree, a vacant lot that until recently had long served as a dumping ground next to downtown Crestview is in much better condition these days.

The 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron celebrated National Transportation Week May 6-10.

“Our National Transportation Week events honor those who have paved the way in our transportation industry and symbolize our continuation of their legacy,” said 1st. Lt. Micah Harkin, project officer. “We vow to continue the evolution of transportation and logistics.”