Crestview chefs take talents to Dallas
On Nov. 4, culinary students from Crestview High School competed in the Aramark Culinary Star Mystery Basket Competition.
Based around The Flavors of Asia, Ray Gygi, Cameron Gillette and Jacob Valdez placed first among other high school competitors to advance to the regional competition in Dallas, Texas.
Crestview woman remains in Oklahoma jail after August arrest
Madeline Haner is still listed in custody at the Pittsburg County Jail in Oklahoma, where records show holds for Okaloosa County and the U.S. Marshal’s Service.
Canned food drive expands to seven Crestview-area schools
Crestview High School has hosted a canned food drive over the past 18 years. Last year, one of Crestview’s leadership students came up with the idea of trying to fill Principal Victoria Hayden’s office with donated canned goods.
This year, Crestview extended the invitation to try to fill all principals’ offices across North Crestview schools.
First Methodist youth give back through Kids Soup Kitchen
Every fifth Saturday, the youth of First Methodist Crestview volunteer for its Youth Serving Soup Kitchen.
First Methodist’s newly appointed youth pastor, Mark Barfield, got to experience his first soup kitchen Oct. 31 as the youth handed out 40 meals to those in need.
Legendary fighter takes final flight, Air Force Reserve delivers F-117A to Smithsonian
(By Staff Sgt. Alexis Morris) Nearly two decades after the U.S. Air Force retired the airframe from combat, one F-117A Nighthawk had the rare opportunity to take to the skies once more: this time, in the cargo hold of a C-5M Super Galaxy. The historic stealth aircraft, bound for the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, would soon join the institution’s permanent collection.
Three things to know before the Okaloosa County Commission meeting
Large data centers are once again on the agenda for the Okaloosa County Commission Tuesday. On Sept. 3, the commissioners asked their staff to research how the centers could impact the county, and now officials are ready to present their findings.
FEMA Individual Assistance approved for Santa Rosa, Okaloosa
Santa Rosa and Okaloosa residents who sustained damage from Hurricane Isaias can now seek direct financial aid from the federal government after FEMA approved individual assistance for the region on Oct. 29.
SS United States nearing departure as artificial reef
In February, the SS United States was delivered to Mobile, Alabama, where the vessel entered environmental remediation. Over the last eight months, the SS United States has completed its remediation to become the world’s largest artificial reef.
Kid entrepreneurs are growing throughout Crestview
It’s been a couple of months since the last Kids Entrepreneur Market at Gordon Martial Arts, which hosted around 90 kids selling their homemade products.
That number has grown after Master Amanda Sanders informed the Bulletin that 125 kids have registered for the upcoming Kids Entrepreneur Market scheduled for Nov. 13.
Toyota Bassmaster donates to Crestview Outdoor Education
The Crestview High School outdoor education program received a very generous donation from Toyota Bassmaster last Thursday.
Students were presented with tackle trays and baits from the familiar face of Ernie Martin, who started the outdoor education program at Crestview.












