CRESTVIEW — At first glance, a patched spot on Territory Lane looks like any other filled-in pothole. Not like a $34,000 repair project the City Council unanimously approved on Monday.
Category: politics
Retired law enforcement director, former Okaloosa undersheriff eyes county commission
CRESTVIEW — Graham Fountain, Republican, retired state law enforcement director and former undersheriff, seeks election to the Okaloosa County Commission District 1 seat being held by Wayne Harris, w…
Issue most Laurel Hill couples don't face? Obeying Sunshine Laws
LAUREL HILL — To fill three City Council seats, voters here chose city hall outsiders over an incumbent and a former mayor.
CRESTVIEW ELECTION: Cadle elected to third term
CRESTVIEW — Getting down to the wire on Election Day evening, candidates for Crestview mayor were optimistic about the outcome of the evening's ballot counting.
Laurel Hill voters choose newcomers to fill 3 council seats
LAUREL HILL — Voters in Okaloosa County’s northernmost incorporated city chose newcomers over an incumbent and former mayor to fill three seats on the City Council.
City attorney: Gordon violated no laws using city logo
CRESTVIEW — Mayoral candidate Landrum Edwards used the public comment period at Monday’s City Council meeting to criticize another candidate’s use of the city of Crestview logo.
Application deadline set for Okaloosa's new Local Event Marketing Funding Program
FORT WALTON BEACH — May 1 is the deadline to request funding for marketing events in Okaloosa County's next budget year.
What’s at stake in Crestview's, Laurel Hill's elections
CRESTVIEW — From widening roads in Crestview to paving roads in Laurel Hill, addressing crime statistics in Crestview to the very existence of Laurel Hill as an incorporated city, winners of Tuesday’…
Laurel Hill council candidates discuss roads, businesses and dissolution
LAUREL HILL — Some residents know exactly what they want in a city council member.
Grant provides flood repairs for 2 Crestview areas
CRESTVIEW — The Natural Resources Conservation Service's Emergency Watershed Protection Program is helping North Okaloosa with flood damage repairs not covered by other federal and state programs.