The U.S. military completed its withdrawal from Air Base 201 in Agadez, Aug. 5. The departure from AB 201 was completed more than a month ahead of schedule and was facilitated by the transparency and professionalism of both U.S. and Nigerien forces.

The new school year began today under a clear sky in Crestview.
Best wishes to all students and school staff for the year ahead.

Okaloosa County has taken a major step forward in expanding wastewater treatment capacity for future north county needs by issuing an intent to award to J&P Construction Co. to build the Shoal River Ranch Water Reclamation Facility.

A Crestview woman and a woman from the Dorcas area were arrested today after law enforcement officers reportedly found a meth lab in the women’s vehicle.

The ballot for the Aug. 20 universal primary election includes candidates seeking to fill three Okaloosa County Commissioner seats, the county sheriff’s seat, and the District 2 county school board seat.

Eglin Air Force Base’s proposed new child development center likely will be built within, rather than just outside of, Crestview’s city limits.

The massive renovation of the 77-year-old Fox Theater building on Main Street in downtown Crestview began on Tuesday, the theater’s owners announced in a Facebook post.

You know football season has arrived when it’s time to meet the respective teams.

Crestview High School will host Meet the Bulldogs night on Friday, Aug. 9. Festivities start at 5:30 p.m. Following Meet the Bulldogs is Meet the Band starting at approximately 7:30 p.m.

Construction continues on a 2,824-square-foot Murphy USA convenience store and fueling station in Crestview.

Okaloosa County’s future tax collector and government offices building in Crestview continues taking shape on paper.