Molly Gray is a symbol of success in the city of Crestview. She started her life here, moved away, and is now back thriving as a business owner.

As recently as 2021, 12.3% of children in Okaloosa County were faced with food insecurity.

Shana Lawson is hoping to change that.

A drive-thru food distribution is set for 8 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 23 at CrossWay Community Church in downtown Crestview.

The Rev. Amber Anglin has experienced multiples miracles in her life. She and her husband were married in 2010, and then waited a few years before welcoming a son in 2014. Two years later, Amber and her husband experienced more positive news when they found out they were pregnant again with their second child.

Chuck Walthall is the owner of “Walthall and Associates” a consulting company, specializing in acoustical, audio, visual, automation and production lighting-solutions. Walthall grew up in Crestview and attended First Baptist Church in Crestview.

Local area churches are coming together on November 3rd for “Raise the Standard”, an event taking place outside the Okaloosa County Circuit Court. The event will begin at 6:30 PM.

Most churches are empty during the weekday mornings.

However, tucked away in a classroom on the campus of First Baptist Church, a conversation of faith and prayer continues.

As part of city government week, which will run through Oct. 21-27, the City of Crestview will sponsor the “Prayers for Our City” Day on Oct. 27.

An official listing sponsored by the city said that “we ask churches in Crestview to pray for our city and officials.”

Exceptional Family Member Program members shared a unique opportunity for connection and healing, thanks to a special event at the Sand Spur Riding Club, Sept. 28.