CRESTVIEW — An 18-year-old Crestview resident and a 26-year-old DeFuniak Springs resident have serious injuries after a 6:55 a.m. June 2 crash in Walton County.
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DAR honors member's husband at Memorial Day ceremony
FORT WALTON BEACH — The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution's Choctawhatchee Bay chapter this week honored the husband of one of its members, retired Lt. Col. Thompson Lindley.
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Crestview couple celebrates 50 years together
CRESTVIEW — Katy and Thomas Dugan are celebrating their 50th anniversary this month.
The couple met in 1964 and married June 9, 1966.
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Here’s how it all began: Thomas moved…
Cub Scouts host twilight summer camp starting July 25
CRESTVIEW — Crestview Area Cub Scouts are hosting a Twilight Summer Camp for boys from first through fifth grade. Its theme is "CSI- Cub Scout Investigation."
In addition to normal Scout activiti…
Crestview Childcare Network participates in state food program (FORM)
CRESTVIEW — Childcare Network No. 268 in Crestview is a U.S. Department of Agriculture Child Care Food Program participant.
The program reimburses child care providers for serving nutritious meals…
Crestview resident earns National Merit Scholarship
EVANSTON, Ill. — National Merit Scholarship Corporation has 3,000 scholarship winners. The company released winners' names June 1.
Officials at each sponsor college selected their scholarship winn…
DUI case against personal injury lawyer David J. Maloney dismissed
A driving under the influence charge against David J. Maloney has been dismissed.
The state determined there was insufficient evidence to prove the charge beyond a reasonable doubt, according to a…
Crestview manufacturer undergoes name change
CRESTVIEW — A local company is changing its name to better reflect its national position and focus.
Effective immediately, Bay State Cable Ties is now American Elite Molding. A company media relea…
Crestview resident among five newest Okaloosa Master Gardeners
CRESTVIEW — The latest graduates of the Okaloosa County Master Gardener program are ready to help area residents with their gardening issues.
Roni Graham of Crestview, Mary Esther residents Donna …
Conserve more water: Target those who already save a little
GAINESVILLE — Researchers call them “water considerate” consumers because they conserve water fairly well but could stand some improvement. These water users might be the most appropriate people to t…