For God’s Sake
When I was a young child, my blond hair was nearly white. My blue eyes shown bluer when I wore blue shirts. My teeth were a bit crooked. And one ear didn’t have creases like most ears do.
Baker doesn’t want to grow up to be Crestview
Baker is starting to blow up with growth. Growth can be good, but uncontrolled growth without infrastructure to match can be a nightmare. Crestview traffic is a poster child for uncontrolled growth. And, in Baker, we don’t want to grow up to be Crestview!
Daniel’s Column
I’m in a class that was recently tasked with watching two side by side 15-second videos of a woman speaking and determining which was real and which was AI generated.
Of about 25 people in the room, about 50% were able to discern which video was real. (For anyone wondering, I got it right.)Area churches unite for “Raise the Standard”
Local area churches are coming together on November 3rd for “Raise the Standard”, an event taking place outside the Okaloosa County Circuit Court.
The event will begin at 6:30 PM.
Councilmember on Crestview’s baby box: ‘To God be the glory’
God put all the pieces into place for Crestview to have a Safe Haven Baby Box, City Councilwoman Cynthia Brown said at Monday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for the life-saving initiative.
Five questions with Crestview City Council Member candidate Shannon Hayes
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following questionnaire published in the Oct. 24 edition of the Crestview News Bulletin. Shannon Hayes is running for Crestview City Council Member, Group 1.
Five questions with State House candidate Keith Gillum
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following questionnaire published in the Oct. 24 edition of the Crestview News Bulletin. Democrat Keith Gillum is challenging Republican Joel Rudman for State House District 3.
Five questions with State House candidate Joel Rudman
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following questionnaire published in the Oct. 24 edition of the Crestview News Bulletin. Republican Joel Rudman is challenging Democrat Keith Gillum for State House District 3.
Work to begin on new plant at Shoal River Ranch
At 10 a.m. next Friday, Okaloosa County Water & Sewer Department officials will host a groundbreaking ceremony for the $40.8 million Shoal River Ranch Water Reclamation Facility near the corner of Jericho Road and U.S. Highway 90.
Deputies arrest Holt man at campground in Baker
David Johnson, 38, of Holt, was arrested Wednesday afternoon by the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office on domestic violence battery and other charges at a county-owned campground.











