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CRESTVIEW — While many will spend Thanksgiving gathered with family and friends eating a traditional, home-cooked, meal, some opt to ditch the kitchen on Thanksgiving day and head to a restaurant.

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CRESTVIEW — Area organizations will offer a fresh, hot Thanksgiving meal and shelter for cold weather to those experiencing homelessness.
Thanksgiving Day meals will be served as follows:
•Mike C…

Cecil C. Bell passed away peacefully on Monday, November 12, 2018, at the age of 94, and is in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. Cecil was born November 1, 1924, in Pea Ridge, Florida, to Lafayette …

CRESTVIEW — For over 20 years, Chicken Soup for the Soul books have lined bookstore shelves, with over 200 editions to date. Each edition highlights 101 inspirational stories submitted by ordinary pe…

CRESTVIEW — An Oct. 31 tour of Hurricane Michael’s destruction through hard-hit communities emphasized to Crestview officials how fortunate their community was when the storm veered east.
As a resu…

CRESTVIEW — The nonprofit New Way of Life Outreach Ministry is preparing for its annual Thanksgiving Feast and needs help with donations and Thanksgiving-day servers.
New Way of Life is asking all …

CRESTVIEW — A Crestview group against animal abuse continues protesting the Loomis Bros Circus returning to Crestview for the 11th year.

Andrew Pratt started a petition back in August, which has o…

CRESTVIEW — One of the core values at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Crestview is to "live sent."
"Live sent means to live every day in a way that shows the love of Jesus to the people around you," Amy…

Reader Question : We bought our home about six months ago. The house seemed perfect. It is very well-kept, and it came through the home inspection with flying colors. We have met some friendly neighb…