As election season gears up across Northwest Florida, the Florida Department of Transportation is reminding all citizens that state law prohibits political signs on state right of way.
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SIDELINE OBSERVATIONS: 'When the Game Stands Tall' is a must see movie
When it comes to sports movies, I can be a tough critic, especially if the movie is based on a player or team with which I’m somewhat familiar. Everyone loves the old classic “The Pride of the Yankee…
Extreme makeover: 'book house' edition
CRESTVIEW — When Crestview Public Library staffers wanted to add to their board book collection — but ran out of room in the little “house" — Friends of the Crestview Library Mickey and Ruby Frabott …
Art lessons for the homeschooled
CRESTVIEW — For Jimmy and Michael Skinner, art is an integral part of their homeschooling experience. For homeschooled kids whose parents aren't as artistic as the boys' mom, Abrakadoodle Remarkable …
Women's conference featuring Bible studies author Beth Moore is Sept. 13 in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — St. Mark United Methodist Church at 2250 PJ Adams Parkway, Crestview, is hosting a simulcast conference featuring Beth Moore 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sept. 13.
FINANCIAL FOCUS: Watch for different risk levels of 'muni' bonds
Are you thinking of investing in municipal bonds?
Traffic shift planned for U.S. 98 near Hurlburt Field
Traffic on U.S. 98 westbound, between the Hurlburt Field runway and Cody Avenue in Okaloosa County, will be shifted toward the median Thursday night, Sept. 4.
Gospel Sing Extravaganza coming Sept. 12 to Crestview church
CRESTVIEW — A gospel sing featuring Baptist churches in Northwest Florida is planned 6 p.m. Sept. 12 at Peoples Missionary Baptist Church, 722 School Ave., Crestview.
Acclaimed pianist inaugurates guest artist recital series
The Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra kicks off its new Guest Artist Recitals series with acclaimed pianist Eric Himy performing a concert including works by Ravel, Rachmaninov and Gershwin.
Scott's only Okaloosa campaign stop to be in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — Gov. Rick Scott’s only Okaloosa County campaign stop will be next week in Crestview. Local members of the North Okaloosa Republican Club are helping coordinate the visit.