Category: politics

CRESTVIEW — Mason-Dixon Polling and Research’s recent recommendations call for Crestview to establish a council-manager style of government.
Mayor David Cadle and multiple City Council members supp…

CRESTVIEW — Brandon Bolton, a utility maintenance foreman for the city of Crestview, said the city's Public Works Department has scheduled a temporary road closure.
A section of Citadel Lane will b…

CRESTVIEW—Motorists driving over the hill on South Ferdon Boulevard get a glimpse of downtown, passing trains and, recently, graffiti.
Vacant structures in Crestview have become spray paint victims…

CRESTVIEW — A City Council workshop on Monday focused on the plights of homeless individuals and how the community can help.
Councilman J.B. Whitten invited four speakers, as well as public input, …

CRESTVIEW — “Great risk” was the central theme during a Monday evening Crestview City Council meeting.
The council, city leaders and department heads heard qualitative findings and recommendations …

CRESTVIEW — The City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance to temporarily ban all medicinal marijuana practices within city limits.
City leaders voted Monday, with little discussion, in fro…

CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Housing Authority's Section 8 waiting list will open soon for area residents interested in applying for subsidized housing.
Applications will be available at the front des…

LAUREL HILL — The City Council has finalized an application for a $600,000 development grant.
The application requires the city to map out projects it would use funds toward if the grant were award…

LAUREL HILL — The City Council will meet 6 p.m. Feb. 8 at city hall, 8209 Highway 85 N., Laurel Hill,
Here is the meeting's agenda.
1. Call to order
2. New business:
a. Resolution 2017-01, Co…

LAUREL HILL — Tensions arose regarding water rates, communication, resident concerns and a local scholarship during a Thursday evening City Council meeting that lasted several hours.
WATER FEE QUES…