April 2018 – News Bulletin

State, local officials to talk about traffic solutions

CRESTVIEW — Officials from local and state agencies will convene for a workshop this week to discuss plans for a bypass around Crestview. The workshop will take place at 10 a.m., May 3 at Warrior’s H…

Strawberry Festival highlights local craft vendors

CRESTVIEW — Turnout was strong for Crestview’s second annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday.
The event, which was held April 28 on Woodruff Avenue between Main Street and Wilson Street in downtown…

On homelessness in Crestview

It has been identified and well-documented that Crestview faces a challenge with regard to its homeless population. Many are concerned for the welfare of these individuals; others fear they may have …

CADENHEAD: Crestview chamber welcomes business leaders

CRESTVIEW — Happy spring from the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce. We’ve been busy with our committees, events, and working with our members to make the Crestview community a better place to live,…

Baker students attend 2018 prom

LAUREL HILL — The Baker School prom was April 21 at The Barn at the Water Oaks in Laurel Hill. Olive Garden provided catering, which included a candy buffet and dessert bar.

'Crestview will always be my home'

CRESTVIEW — An Olympic medalist returned to Crestview this week, her hometown of 10 years.
Mayor David Cadle presented Mia Manganello with a key to the city at an April 24 ceremony at Warrior’s Hal…

'I consider this the most important issue'

CRESTVIEW — City Council President J.B. Whitten held the first in a series of town hall events April 26 at Casbah Coffee Co. Whitten plans to host a total of at least three town halls this spring to …

3 things to do this week in Northwest Florida

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