The world that the 17-member Laurel Hill School Class of 2025 is stepping into “is fast and full of opportunity,” school Principal Lee Martello said during Tuesday night’s commencement ceremony.

Tim Bolduc, whose last day of work as Crestview’s city manager is Wednesday, plans to start serving as the CEO of Adams Sanitation in May.

The nonprofit Crestview Area Shelter for the Homeless received a $6,000 donation today from the medical staff at North Okaloosa Medical Center.

A vandal temporarily defaced a part of the large mural on the side of the Main Street Crestview Association/Crestview Community Redevelopment Agency office building recently.

As was the case in other cities in the Florida Panhandle, the city of Crestview was not accustomed to handling tempests like the historic Winter Storm Enzo, Crestview Mayor J.B. Whitten said.

The nonprofit Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation recently gave a big boost to the Blackman Fire District.

In 2025, Hub City officials look forward to the completion of the Main Street renovation project and delving into long-term planning for a sports complex and other major initiatives.

The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida office in downtown Crestview stands in an ideal location, said Katie Thompson, the nonprofit organization’s area manager for Okaloosa and Walton counties.

The firm that advised Okaloosa County officials to replace, rather than expand, the county courthouse in Crestview will design and plan the future county jail, which might have up to 2,000 beds and an up to $75 million construction cost.

For years, the idea of a medical examiner’s office in Santa Rosa County has been discussed in county commission meetings across four counties.