News Archive

Autumn marks the start of cooler weather and the release of many anticipated great reads.

CRESTVIEW — A report by consultant David Penzone recommends several ways that the city can trim pension costs, which for 2014 are more than $2 million of the city’s $29 million budget.

CRESTVIEW — A man is charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer after arming himself with a shotgun and refusing to obey an eviction notice, the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office sta…

BAKER — More than 200 well-wishers celebrated resident Mary Richardson’s 100th birthday on Saturday at the Baker Arena pavilion.

CRESTVIEW — After approving funds Oct. 14 to support the city's two bus routes through the 2013-2014 fiscal year, the City Council passed a motion Monday to fund the routes only through January.

CRESTVIEW — The public usually can’t attend Crestview High School pep rallies, but Thursday, residents can root for the home team at Old Spanish Trail Park.

CRESTVIEW — A citizens advisory panel was seated Monday evening to offer district improvement suggestions to the Community Redevelopment Agency.

CRESTVIEW — Capt. Thomas Cieslak, the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne)’s newly appointed public affairs officer, said the group’s size, for now, is expected to stay steady.

CRESTVIEW — For music lovers who like some songs with their breakfast, the Crestview High School chorus presents its annual pancake breakfast Saturday morning.

BAKER — The Crestview Rotary Club’s Corn Maze offers North Okaloosa residents plenty of fall fun as they try to navigate the 18,000-foot path.