Category: letters

Dear editor,
While members of the Republican majority are competing to see who can make the deepest cuts, there is a budget proposal before Congress that would boost the economy for all of us while…

Dear editor,
If corporations would stop sending their business to foreign countries, our economy would be better.
And, if the U.S. got on the bandwagon for alternative fuel, there would be jobs a…

Dear editor,
(It's) such a sad state of affairs when a president is voted into office and others are doing all they can to stop him from doing his job. Usually, there are people complaining, but no…

Dear Editor,
Repealing Obamacare would be a personal catastrophe for tens of millions of Americans who have done nothing wrong. Their lives and livelihoods are hanging in the balance.
These are r…

Dear editor,
Upon reading your article in Wednesday’s News Bulletin about the family vigil for Calandra Stallworth, a Crestview resident missing since the end of March, the Crestview Police Departm…

Editor’s Note: This letter refers to rocks with uplifting messages painted on them. The inspirational stones can be found at countless locations around the city — including outside the Crestview News…

Editor’s Note: This letter is a response to Bob Allen’s guest column, “ Crestview doesn’t need a city manager ,” published in the May 20-23, 2017 edition.
Mr. Allen, I must respectfully say that I …

Dear editor,
New fire engines — maybe! Optics provide insights to safety. (Crestview Police Department) cars are equipped with "blue lights" to be more visible. Read again our April 15 front-page s…

Dear editor,
I am publishing this letter in the hope of catching the attention of Okaloosa County commissioners, newspaper editors and the Department of Transportation.
Growth management side eff…

Dear editor,
I read with great interest the article in regard to the new dog park at Twin Hills. (“Bark Park delayed,” March 25-28, 2017 Crestview News Bulletin) What amazed me is the fact that the…