LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Crack down on deadbeat dads
What is going on in Okaloosa County? All these deadbeat dads are getting away without paying courtordered child support and not even showing up for court.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Alley dispute could cost more than $55k
If I am not mistaken, the city council and mayor work for the city's residents. (This) is the sorriest council in the country, in my opinion. I put 30 years in the military and have been around the w…
EDITOR'S DESK: Celebrating reading and pondering its many forms
What are you reading this summer? Arts and Entertainment editor Brian Hughes recently asked north Okaloosa County officials and business leaders for their lists. (See “Community leaders share their s…
FROM THE PULPIT: Family values shape the nation’s future
During this patriotic season, there is much fanfare and excitement among Americans.
EDITOR’S DESK: Striving for fearless, fair reporting
The News Bulletin’s “From the Pulpit” features inspirational parables or messages from north Okaloosa County ministers.
GUEST COLUMN: More businesses would solve numerous problems
Crestview is my hometown and I have always wanted to move back when my husband retires from the Navy.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Leaving dogs in hot cars should be criminal
Dear editor,
My wife and I ate breakfast at the Waffle House on South Ferdon in Crestview around 11:30 a.m. Monday. It was very hot outside. After we had finished eating, we went to our car and saw t…
FROM THE PULPIT: Jesus can help pick up the broken pieces
Summer vacation ended — as did the visit with Grandma and Grandpa — and Johnny and Mary went back home to their parents.
EDITOR'S DESK: Amid the yearbook’s death, alternatives emerge
Northwood Elementary School’s decision to cease yearbook publication has concerned at least a couple of parents who see the annual as a household staple.
MY VIEW: Let’s not confuse Crestview city council’s role
For the first 100 days following a presidential inauguration, the newly installed chief executive is afforded time to "get his feet on the ground" and be free of critical comments.