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Month: October 2015

13 things you didn't know about Baker Gator Alec Black

BAKER — Alec Black is anything but a high school football team's typical center.
Most players who anchor the heart of a high school offensive line are at least 6 feet tall and weigh well more than …

Published October 14, 2015
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Laurel Hill volleyball teams takes down Pensacola Christian (PHOTOS)

LAUREL HILL — Next year Laurel Hill School junior volleyball players Bailey Stokes, Kaylyn McLaney, Olivia Stewart, Lauren Mitchell, Rachel Welsh and Kaylee L’Homme will celebrate senior night at the…

Published October 14, 2015
Categorized as high-school, sports, volleyball Tagged GH Content Migration

Low-cost rabies vaccinations planned in Baker

BAKER — The Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County and the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society are offering a rabies vaccination clinic.
Cost is $5 per vaccination, and microchips will also b…

Published October 14, 2015
Categorized as health-fitness, lifestyle Tagged GH Content Migration

Crestview beauty pageant to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

CRESTVIEW — Free entries are available through Oct. 19 for a beauty pageant benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
The third annual 65 Roses Beauty Pageant is 2 p.m. Oct. 25 at the Crestview Co…

Published October 14, 2015
Categorized as health-fitness, lifestyle Tagged GH Content Migration

Medicare supplement insurance workshop scheduled in Crestview

CRESTVIEW — A free hour-long workshop on Medicare Supplement Insurance for seniors turning 65, retirees and caregivers will be presented by Herring Hooks Insurance of Gulf Breeze.
The same informat…

Published October 13, 2015
Categorized as health-fitness, lifestyle Tagged GH Content Migration

HUBBUB: It is about lawsuits, Mobile Health Clinic raises concerns

Editor's Note: Our readers had plenty to say about the Okaloosa County School District's decision to ban animals that don't meet Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, which includes registere…

Published October 13, 2015
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Autopsy on Crestview man set for Wednesday

CRESTVIEW — The District One Medical Examiner’s Office is scheduled to conduct an autopsy tomorrow to try to determine the cause of death for a Crestview man whose body was discovered Monday night by…

Published October 13, 2015
Categorized as crime, news Tagged GH Content Migration

Blocker selected as Crestview City Council VP

CRESTVIEW — Joe Blocker is the Crestview City Council's new vice president.
Before city leaders appointed the councilman to the position on Monday, they also appointed Blocker as the Community Rede…

Published October 13, 2015
Categorized as county, news, politics Tagged GH Content Migration

Faircloth sworn in as new Crestview councilman

CRESTVIEW — First Judicial Circuit Court Judge Michael Flowers swore lifelong Crestview resident Doug Faircloth into office as a city councilman in a special meeting Monday evening.
Faircloth’s sel…

Published October 13, 2015
Categorized as county, news, politics Tagged GH Content Migration

Okaloosa, Walton lane closures planned through Oct. 17

CHIPLEY — Drivers will encounter traffic disruptions on these state roads in Okaloosa and Walton counties as crews perform construction activities.
●U.S. Highway 98 near Hurlburt Field. Expect alte…

Published October 13, 2015
Categorized as government, news, politics Tagged GH Content Migration

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