Category: government

CRESTVIEW — A Main Street lawyer initially denied a permit for a sign promoting one of his properties expressed his frustration in an letter.

Nathan Boyles, a downtown attorney and owner of Main S…

SHALIMAR — Okaloosa County is better prepared for disasters with the recent approval of its local hazard mitigation plan.
The plan is a long-term strategy to reduce the community’s vulnerability to…

CRESTVIEW — Residents attending future events in Twin Hills Park may find more convenient parking. A former “Superfund” clean-up site could become a downtown parking lot.

Community Redevelopment A…

CRESTVIEW — An expected revenue spike allows the city to implement a budget with a 20.65 percent increase in operating expenditures over last year, city officials said.

The City Council has unanim…

CRESTVIEW, Florida — The Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association has endorsed Wayne Harris’s bid for the District 4 House of Representatives.
Harris is one of only a handful of non-Central Fl…

CRESTVIEW — The City Council unanimously passed without discussion a revision to its Rules of Procedure.

The revision limits clergy seeking to offer the invocation before council meetings to those…

CRESTVIEW — Emergency communications will be maintained during a future storm that knocks down radio or cellular phone antenna if the City Council approves a memorandum of understanding with local ha…

CRESTVIEW — The Crestview City Council workshop is  6:30 p.m. Aug. 22 at city hall, 198 Wilson St., N.

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CRESTVIEW — The City Council will meet 6 p.m. Aug. 22 at city hall, 198 Wilson St., N.

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CRESTVIEW — Okaloosa County voters should have received the Aug. 30 Primary Election Sample Ballot Booklet at their registered addresses.

In addition to sample ballots for the Republican, Democrat…