CRESTVIEW — A rugged Milton Panther football team comes calling to Crestview High School’s Jack Foster Stadium on Friday as the Bulldogs open the 2014 season. Crestview Coach Tim Hatten said it will …
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LETTER: Back to School Bash donations appreciated
The Concerned Citizens Group Of Crestview appreciates the gifts and everything businesses and the community did to help make our Back to School Bash good. Thank you.
SPECIAL OCCASIONS: Berry, Day to wed Saturday
CRESTVIEW — Alycia Berry and Joshua Day met through mutual friends.
2014-15 Crestview High chorus makes its debut
CRESTVIEW — With performances of show tunes, oldies and contemporary pop, a Monday evening audience had its appetites whetted for the Crestview High School chorus’ 2014-15 season.
FINANCIAL FOCUS: Work to become a better investor
Next week, we observe Labor Day, a federal holiday since 1894 that celebrates American workers' achievements.
HUBBUB: Suggestion for officers' starting wage, sports editor should rethink law's implications
Suggestion for officers' starting wage: These officers chose to protect and serve their community. They have families to support. They may even have student loans to pay off as well, for you have to …
County: Post-flood road repairs ongoing; still no FEMA funding (DOC)
CRESTVIEW — The Okaloosa County Public Works Department's roads division is narrowing the list of road repairs eligible for FEMA funding following April’s flooding.
CHELCO customers: Beware of lightning rod scam
If someone claiming to work for CHELCO comes to your home to install a lightning rod, you should know that they are not a CHELCO representative and likely are perpetrating a scam, according to the el…
Laurel Hill: City leaders propose $609,392 budget (DOC)
LAUREL HILL — The City Council is finalizing the 2015 fiscal year budget, and the proposal is down compared to last year's budget.
EXTENSION CONNECTION: Hunters, here's how to attract more wildlife
It’s time to start planning cool-season wildlife food plots. (These attract deer and other wildlife to your property, and they provide some nutrition.)