You have just harvested your timber stand, and now have at least 20 acres cleared.
What do you do next?
If you are going to replant pines in your cutover, you have two basic options here in Flo…
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Okaloosa health department releases water quality results
FORT WALTON BEACH — The Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County has announced water quality test results for local parks.
Two Okaloosa County parks have potentially hazardous bathing water…
No Child Without Healthcare Fair to provide free exams
CRESTVIEW — The 9th Annual No Child Without Healthcare Fair will provide free exams for Northwest Florida children age 18 and under.
The fair is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 30 at Crestview High School,…
University of Florida: Radio tracking helps hunt Burmese pythons
GAINESVILLE — When invasive Burmese pythons are breeding, radio-tracking one python can help find and capture more, a University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences researcher says…
2016 Gulf recreational red snapper state season closes July 11
PANAMA CITY — The 2016 recreational red snapper season in Gulf of Mexico state waters closes July 11, with the last day of harvest being July 10. The season will reopen Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays…
Vacation Bible School attendees study Noah's ark like never before
CRESTVIEW — Children attending Vacation Bible School at Joy Fellowship admired a 1:72 scale model of Noah's Ark as designed and built by artisan Wayne Sherwood.
Sherwood described his creation’s f…
SHANKLIN: Generation X'ers juggle a variety of financial issues
If you’re part of “Generation X” — the age cohort born between the mid-1960s and the early 1980s — you’re probably in one of the busiest phases of your life, as you’re well into your working years an…
HEATH: Musical resources abound at the library
Did you know there is an array of musical resources available to you at the Crestview Public Library?
Whether you are a novice wanting to learn how to play the piano, or you would just like to lis…
University of Florida: Fruit fly outbreak cost growers $4.1 million
GAINESVILLE — University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences economists estimate the Oriental fruit fly outbreak last year caused at least $4.1 million in direct crop damages in Mi…
BEARDEN: Are flies bugging your horses?
There are many external parasites that affect horses. Some are just annoying, but some transmit deadly diseases.
The world’s deadliest creature is also a menace to horses. These creatures transmit…