Dear Santa,
How are you doing today? I want a good Christmas for my family not me. I have everything I need, so all you have to give me is a good Christmas and candy, please. Love, Trinity W.
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Crestview council discusses new homes, recreation programs
The Crestview city council met Monday night to discuss changes coming to the city.
Crestview welcomes new fishing program
Coach Ernie Martin announced the creation of a Bass Master’s Club at Crestview High School Tuesday night.
SANTA’S CRESTVIEW NEIGHBORHOOD VISIT SCHEDULE
Dec. 20 : Duggan Avenue/Aplin Road north to James Lee Boulevard
Dec. 21 : North of James Lee Boulevard from Valley Road west to Old Bethel Road
Dec. 22 : East Redstone Avenue and John King Road…
Santa to make early rounds in Crestview
He is scheduled to make his visits from Dec. 20 to Dec. 24, escorted by Crestview Police Department officers.
Worth Avenue reopens
Worth Avenue ha reopened after being closed for about 30 minutes for a gas leak. A gas leak has been reported earlier today on the 300 block of Worth Avenue.
Judge tosses suit, clearing way for Green Light Law
By Jon Campbell
Gannett New York
ALBANY — A federal judge on Friday cleared the way for New York to begin offering driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants next week, dismissing a challenge…
Panda Express donates to CAYA
Panda Express in Crestview donated half of their proceeds earned on Friday to the Crestview Area Youth Association (CAYA).
Former chamber president Valerie Lott sentenced to prison for fraud
Former Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce president Valerie Lott was sentenced to three years in prison on fraud charges.
KNIE: Grief seminar for children scheduled
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Or so says a particular song, anyway.
For most people, the holidays are filled with laughter and cheer. However, for some, it can be an impossible hurdle …