Dear editor,
I would like to thank Thomas Boni and the Crestview News Bulletin for the write-up covering our Duke it Out sale of Boston butts. Proceeds from the sale this past Super Bowl benefited l…
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City officials: Abandoning easement would boost tax revenues
LAUREL HILL — The city and residents would benefit from abandoning a 20-foot easement, the City Council said.
Crestview girls advance to elite eight
FORT WALTON BEACH — Don't look now, but the Crestview High School girls basketball team is still alive in the Class 7A playoffs. The Bulldogs will make their first appearance in the elite eight since…
Congressman: Eastern Shipbuilding a finalist for $10.5 billion contract
PANAMA CITY — Eastern Shipbuilding Group Inc. has been named one of three finalists competing for a $10.5 billion Coast Guard contract, U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland's office announced Thursday.
Breen and Bunch announce engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Breen and Ms. Rene’ Bunch would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Callie and Ronnie.
North Okaloosa students earn Bellevue University degrees
Three North Okaloosa residents are among Bellevue University, Nebraska graduates.
Opposition to animal control ordinance sparks workshop
CRESTVIEW — Residents' opposition to sections of a proposed animal control ordinance has convinced the City Council to revise currently recommended regulations.
Laurel Hill to recognize women in March (DOCUMENT)
LAUREL HILL — City leaders have unanimously approved a motion to recognize March as Women's History Month.
Another stalemate in council appointment vote
The City Council still seeks another board member after reaching a stalemate for the second straight meeting.
Gulf Power asks customers to stay alert for telephone scams
Gulf Power Company is warning customers to continue to be aware of scam artists who are calling residents and businesses in Northwest Florida and impersonating utility company employees.