Baker community gathers for annual homecoming parade
BAKER — The Baker community brought Gator pride to the school’s homecoming parade this afternoon, a finale for the homecoming festivities.
THE HOBO HOMEFRONT: Fall Festival in review, school happenings
Hi, Hoboes! First, I apologize for this column's absence last Saturday. I was experiencing some technical difficulties and couldn’t email it. But those issues are now resolved.
Haunted house, woods to serve spooky fun, raise funds
CRESTVIEW — This weekend, Crestview High School cheerleaders will present two attractions not for the faint of heart, cheerleading parent Scott Guthrie said.
Crestview Toastmasters share tall tales and impromptu speeches
CRESTVIEW — The local Toastmasters Club held an evening of tall tale telling at the Crestview Public Library to introduce the public, and potential new members, to the organization.
Riverside Elementary collecting pajamas for Children's Advocacy Center
CRESTVIEW — Riverside Elementary School’s Pajama Drive organizers seek donations of new children’s sleepwear.
OCSO collecting unwanted prescription drugs on Saturday
The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public its seventh opportunity in three years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of pote…
Financial seminar for domestic violence survivors planned Saturday in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — 2013-2014 community workshops kick off at 10 a.m. Oct. 26 with a Day of Women and Money! at First Baptist Church, 171 W. Hickory Ave., Crestview.
Crestview High brings 'Dear Ruth' to stage
Norman Krasna's World War II-era romantic comedy "Dear Ruth" is a delightful addition to the fall shows we have enjoyed in previous years at Crestview High School.
Shelter House gets $30K Allstate grant for financial workshops
Shelter House is continuing financial education and economic empowerment workshops thanks to a $30,000 grant from The Allstate Foundation.
Giving back: Mustang Learning Community students help fill PAWS closet
CRESTVIEW — Three Shoal River Middle School students’ efforts have helped fill the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society’s supplies closet.














