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Organizers tweak Christmas parade to improve flow, safety

CRESTVIEW — Organizers have taken several steps to address complaints of frequent Crestview Christmas Parade delays and to prevent accidents such as the injury of a child who dashed in front of a flo…

Published November 18, 2014
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Windows from the past: Baker Block display at Crestview library

CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Public Library's lobby display cases feature “Windows From the Past,” a display of artifacts from the Baker Block Museum and vintage goods from the Baker Mercantile.

Published November 17, 2014
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CHECK IT OUT: E-book or e-audio fan? Try OverDrive (FILE)

Over 500 people come into the Crestview Public Library on an average day. Of course, there’s nothing like being here in person for programs and browsing — and we certainly encourage that!

Published November 17, 2014
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Crestview cold weather shelter announced

Community of Christ Church at 398 W. 1st Ave., Crestview, with host Joy Fellowship, is the cold weather shelter tonight if temperatures drop below 40 degrees. It is located behind Whitehurst-Powell F…

Published November 17, 2014
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Crestview Public Library Staff Pick: 'The Innovators," by Walter Isaacson

Walter Isaacson, author of best-selling biographies on Alfred Einstein, Benjamin Franklin and Steve Jobs, continues his success with this sweeping, thrilling story of the people who created the compu…

Published November 17, 2014
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"Why you need an estate plan" seminar signup ends soon

CRESTVIEW — Three presentations on estate planning are scheduled at the Coach-N-Four restaurant this week.

Published November 15, 2014
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Can you help this Crestview man serve 250 Thanksgiving meals? (VIDEO)

CRESTVIEW — Gary Johnson wants to feed more than 250 people on Thanksgiving, but he'll need some help.

Published November 14, 2014
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35th Toys 4 Tots Harley Davidson run is Sunday

FORT WALTON BEACH — The Emerald Coast HOG Chapter 3605, sponsored by Emerald Coast Harley Davidson, will be doing their 35th Annual Toys 4 Tots Run this Sunday, November 16, with the proceeds benefit…

Published November 14, 2014
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Temporary S.R. 85 signal outage scheduled

CRESTVIEW — Traffic signals at the State Road 85/77th Special Forces Way flyover and at the intersection of S.R. 85 North and S.R. 123 will be temporarily deactivated Saturday, Nov. 15 from 7 a.m. to…

Published November 13, 2014
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Laurel Hill Harvest Supper set for Wednesday

LAUREL HILL — An evening of fellowship, thanksgiving and feasting awaits this close-knit community's residents at Wednesday's annual Laurel Hill Harvest Supper.

Published November 13, 2014
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