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Jun 13, 2017
CRESTVIEW — A concerned resident broached the topic of public transportation during a June 8 town hall meeting hosted by Okaloosa Commissioners Nathan Boyles and Graham Fountain. Becky Brice-Nash, …

Jun 13, 2017
CRESTVIEW— A West Florida businessman has offered to commission a poll for city residents free of charge. Now for the question: Will the council accept? Quint Studer—a Pensacola businessman, phila…

Jun 9, 2017
CRESTVIEW — Infrastructure and transportation in north Okaloosa County was the focus of a town hall meeting Thursday. County Commissioners Nathan Boyles and Graham Fountain, along with other county…

Jun 6, 2017
LAUREL HILL­ — The city of Laurel Hill will invest their funds at a new Crestview bank. The First NBC Bank, where Laurel Hill previously had certificates of deposit, closed in April. Whitney doing …

May 23, 2017
CRESTVIEW — A special city council meeting on Monday opened with Councilman Shannon Hayes rescinding the appointment of his brother, Rev. Sanford Hayes, to the City Charter Review Committee.  Hayes…

May 18, 2017
CRESTVIEW — City leaders in a special meeting Wednesday selected seven residents to research Crestview’s government structure. The councilmen, Mayor David Cadle and City Clerk Betsy Roy announced t…

May 9, 2017
CRESTVIEW — The City Council will continue discussion on a half-cent sales tax proposal at its next meeting. The Okaloosa County League of Cities’ executive board has proposed the sales tax for fiv…

May 5, 2017
LAUREL HILL — A half-cent sales tax proposal is making its way through Okaloosa County. The Laurel Hill City Council received a resolution from the Okaloosa County League of Cities to levy a half-c…

May 5, 2017
LAUREL HILL — For now, Laurel Hill residents will just have to deal with potholes on city streets. Virgie Bowen, with the Florida Department of Transportation District 3 Chipley office, attended La…

May 5, 2017
THE DETAILS The Okaloosa County courthouse was reduced to rubble in January with the intention of being rebuilt. Standing since 1955, the structure became overrun with black mold and asbestos. Co…
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