Baker man injured in one-vehicle crash
A 22-year-old man from Baker was seriously injured Thursday night in a one-vehicle collision in Santa Rosa County.
Loved ones to celebrate the life of Sheila Dunning
Friends of the late Sheila Dunning remember her as an outstanding educator, mentor, and true friend, a sweet woman who was always ready to help, and a horticulture expert who, because of her deep knowledge of insects, plants, and plant diseases, was nicknamed ‘Sheilapedia.’
‘Growing Laurel Hill’ program will serve 150 students
A significant investment in agricultural education is coming to rural Okaloosa County students.
Crestview-area man charged with child molestation
Crestview-area resident Joseph Feliccia, 45, of 5566 Pine Lake Drive, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of lewd and lascivious molestation of a child under the age of 12.
Pact with ICE allows ‘quicker removal of dangerous illegals’
Selected employees of the Crestview Police Department soon will be able to perform certain functions of immigration officers, according to an agreement that received the City Council’s approval on Monday.
Crestview cracks down on loud music, favors no smoking at parks
A majority of the Crestview City Council on Monday adopted an ordinance to strengthen a state law that aims to boost public tranquility.
Northwood’s principal receives prestigious award
Donna Kelley, principal of Northwood Elementary School in Crestview, has been named the 2025 Florida National Association of Elementary School Principals National Distinguished Principal.
Arrested man allegedly abused a child at a Crestview church
In early February, the Crestview Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division received a case regarding allegations of an incident that occurred at the Cross Point Church North Campus in Crestview, city police said today in a news release
Carnival fun is coming to Crestview
Next time North Okaloosa families take a spin on a Ferris wheel or swoop around on a Scrambler, they’ll be supporting the Crestview Historic Preservation Board and the Bush House/Crestview History Museum.
Hub City residents share their views on sports complex amenities
Participants in Wednesday’s open forum discussion on Crestview’s proposed sports complex placed more than 40 green stickers of support on and around a note with “pool for swim meets” written on it.












