The Air Force proved a low-cost, air-delivered method for defeating surface vessels through a QUICKSINK demonstration in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico near Eglin Air Force Base.

Ann Sprague well remembers the life-changing day in Crestview in late 2008.

The preliminary plats for two proposed townhome subdivisions, containing a total of 136 lots, received the Crestview City Council’s approval on Monday.

The Ajax Building Co. has received the green light from the Crestview City Council to start phase 1 of its five-year construction total project management contract with the city.

At Crestview Manor, residents and staff have gone without the use of an elevator for about six months.
Replacement parts are no longer available for the broken old elevator, which had been installed when the nonprofit assisted living facility was built in the 1950s.

The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) issued a warning to drivers with Florida license plates that have been airbrushed, vinyl-wrapped, or customized. Such alterations violate the legal tag requirements under Florida law for reflectivity and safety enhancements and can potentially impact the yellow validation stickers. Driving on a public roadway with these altered plates is against […]

A train-themed playground at Crestview’s Wilson Street Park is expected to open by the end of September, according to City Manager Tim Bolduc.
And next spring, “Iggy’s Island,” a mini golf course that will include other amenities, is anticipated to open nearby.

All charges against former Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Dylan Gentry have been dismissed following the revelation of crucial video evidence, Gentry’s attorney, Jay Patel, said today in a news release.

Among other tasks, the city of Crestview’s newest community service aide will try to keep homeless people from bathing in the new splash pad at Twin Hills Children’s Park, prevent vandalism there and in other areas, and crack down on skateboarders and bicyclists on Main Street’s new ADA-compliant sidewalks.

Nearly every day of the school year a hundred or more teachers across the Okaloosa County School District will be out for everything from personal illness to attending a family celebration or to put on their coaching hat and travel with their team.