CRESTVIEW — Hard Core Tire & Auto has signed on as a U-Haul neighborhood dealer to serve the Crestview community.
The 133 Aplin Road business will offer U-Haul trucks, trailers, towing equipment, s…
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Lunch delivery service now available in Crestview
CRESTVIEW — Belly Bros Delivery LLC is a new Crestview area lunch delivery service.
"The idea is simple: provide delicious home-cooked meals, soups and salads to businesses in the area, without a d…
Crestview entrepreneur recognized for customer service
CRESTVIEW — Paul Palmer's Allstate agency has been designated an Allstate Premier Agency for 2015.
An estimated 48 percent of Allstate's 10,000 U.S. agency owners earn the designation. Palmer earne…
8 North Okaloosa residents among criminal justice grads
NICEVILLE — Twenty-eight Northwest Florida State College students have successfully completed the Criminal Justice Training Center’s fall-semester vocational certificate program.
North Okaloosa gra…
Okaloosa sheriff's deputies, K-9 locate missing Laurel Hill area resident
LAUREL HILL — The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office was successful Tuesday night in locating an 86-year-old with dementia who had wandered from her house near Laurel Hill, just south of the Alabama st…
BONI: Get ready for downtown Crestview's renaissance
This week, the News Bulletin's Facebook page received numerous comments about Crestview traffic and shopping options.
Two comments, in particular, stuck with me.
A resident of 24 years said Hub C…
Crestview Police Department plaque sales benefit fallen-officers memorial
CRESTVIEW — Crestview Police Department Citizens Academy alumni are selling "thin blue line" plaques.
Plaques are $4 and include the text, "Walking the thin blue line."
All proceeds will go to th…
Crestview resident dead, one injured in wreck
CRESTVIEW — A 3:45 p.m. crash Dec. 7 resulted in the death of one Crestview resident, and minor injury to another on State Road 85 and Thomas Road in Laurel Hill.
James D. Lack, 49, was driving sou…
Gymnastics fundraiser in Crestview to benefit Myers family
CRESTVIEW — U.S. Gold Gymnastics & Cheerleading Academy's annual fundraiser competition will benefit Okaloosa County Sheriff Deputy Bill Myers' family.
About 60 Northwest Florida gymnasts will com…
Crestview Bullpups learn about North Okaloosa traditions (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
CRESTVIEW — Bob Sikes Elementary School second-grader Layla Echols has decided she looks chic in a coyote skin cap, with forepaw flaps down the sides of her neck and a fur, cape-like extension down h…