Two former passengers share memories of sailing aboard the SS United States decades before the historic ocean liner was sunk off Okaloosa County on Nov. 11

Crestview’s new Christmas tree stands near the Crestview Courthouse. Mayor JB Whitten is set to light the tree at 5:30 p.m. Saturday during the downtown Holiday Market.

Okaloosa County officials urged state lawmakers Tuesday, Nov. 10, to give local governments more flexibility in dealing with the financial impact of Amendment 3, which could significantly reduce property tax revenue.

What started as church services inside the Braneffs’ house has now found a new home in Crestview.

With the sun rising on the morning of Nov. 8, the doors opened at GLO Church’s new location for the first service inside its new building.

What started as a surprise gift from her son has become a growing family business for Brandy Henderson, serving homemade lemonade and giving back to the community.

Former Eglin official Dale Marks shares stories of military service and talks about plans to strengthen military bases and improve housing for service members.

City and county officials give updates on removing storm debris, repairs to damaged buildings and FEMA assistance available to residents following Hurricane Isaias.

The Charters of Freedom monument is unveiled in Crestview as part of Okaloosa County’s America 250 celebration. The ceremony also includes the planting of the Liberty Tree outside the courthouse.

Okaloosa County Strategic Planning and Development Manager Elliot Kampert discusses concerns about large data centers during the Nov. 3 Board of County Commissioners meeting.

Teresa Bonham and her family dress as characters from “The Wizard of Oz” and won the Best Group award at the Main Street Crestview Fall Festival.