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Month: October 2013

Shoal River eighth-graders create colonial history newspapers

CRESTVIEW — Stop the presses! Maj. George Washington is sent into battle during the French and Indian War. In fashion news, Betsy Ross, a Philadelphia seamstress, creates a flag for a new nation.

Published October 8, 2013
Categorized as education, news Tagged GH Content Migration

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don’t erase history due to stereotypical notions

Dear editor,

I see the Confederate flag fly here in my city and I see a part of American history.

Published October 8, 2013
Categorized as letters, opinion Tagged GH Content Migration

UPDATE: Missing Crestview man located

CRESTVIEW — A Crestview man reported missing and endangered in early October has been located.

Published October 8, 2013
Categorized as crime, news Tagged GH Content Migration

SIDELINE OBSERVATIONS: If only I could be cloned

This time of year, I wish I could be cloned so there could be at least three of me. For some of you, the thought of one Randy Dickson is frightening enough, but let's face it, if we could split my mo…

Published October 8, 2013
Categorized as columns, sports Tagged GH Content Migration

Crestview High alumna is the 2013 Mullet Festival queen

CRESTVIEW — A Crestview High School alumna will reign over this year's Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival. Michelle Bryan, a 2013 CHS grad, is queen of the 37th annual event.

Published October 7, 2013
Categorized as local, news Tagged GH Content Migration

Volunteers clean cemetery; remember family, friends (PHOTOS)

LAUREL HILL — About a dozen people turned out Saturday morning for the annual Almarante Cemetery clean-up day. They cleaned grave markers, raked leaves, picked up sticks, pulled weeds and shrubbery, …

Published October 7, 2013
Categorized as local, news Tagged GH Content Migration

EXTENSION CONNECTION: Excessive water can doom trees

Most trees are not well adapted to saturated soil conditions.

Published October 7, 2013
Categorized as lifestyle Tagged GH Content Migration

Librarian: Crestview woman a ‘fitting’ patron for 1 million honor

CRESTVIEW — June Meeks has a few more books to read, and she won’t have to return these titles after two weeks, even though she received them from the Crestview Public Library.

Published October 7, 2013
Categorized as local, news Tagged GH Content Migration

Government closure affecting local household budgets

CRESTVIEW — On Oct. 2, former Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce board member Katie Sharon gave her husband, J.D., a "honey-do" list of household chores. However, J.D. would much rather put his recen…

Published October 7, 2013
Categorized as government, news, politics Tagged GH Content Migration

FINANCIAL FOCUS: Help older parents avoid financial frauds

Here’s a disturbing statistic: One out of every five Americans over age 65 has been victimized by a financial scheme, according to the Investor Protection Trust, a nonprofit organization devoted to i…

Published October 7, 2013
Categorized as business Tagged GH Content Migration

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