CRESTVIEW — As the north county continues to grow, the News Bulletin continues to expand its coverage of news affecting readers throughout the region.
Some jumped out right away as we combed our arc…
Local author wins gold medal
CRESTVIEW — In August, local author Phillip Stewart took time out of his busy research schedule to accept an award from the Society of American Archivists.
Chorale auditions Jan. 7
NICEVILLE — The Northwest Florida Symphony Chorale’s open auditions for Spring 2013 are 6 p.m. Jan. 7 in Tyler Recital Hall. Auditions are in the Mattie Kelly Arts Center’s music wing on the Nicevill…
Library receives set of amateur radio operating books amid budget crisis
CRESTVIEW — Eleven new manuals and handbooks recently donated to the Crestview Public Library will be a valuable resource for amateur radio enthusiasts — also called “hams” — Library Director Jean Le…
Deadline for Republican women's meeting is noon Dec. 28
NICEVILLE — The Republican Women of Okaloosa Federated will meet Jan. 2 at the Holiday Inn Resort on Okaloosa Island. Socializing will begin at 11:30 a.m. Lunch is at 12 p.m.
Sheriff’s deputies targeting drunk drivers on New Year's Eve
CRESTVIEW — Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office deputies will patrol the area during New Year’s Eve celebrations to support the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” DUI initiative.
Okaloosa Republican executive committee announces 3 officers
NICEVILLE — Three officers have joined the Okaloosa County Republican Party Executive Committee, the group’s spokesperson announced the week of Dec. 10.
CHECK IT OUT: Are your diet foods helping or hurting your cause?
It’s time to decide on your New Year’s resolution.
Whether you want to lose pounds gained over the holidays or spend more time with your family, your library has a wide variety of self-help books t…
Community assists man whose home was damaged by fire
CRESTVIEW — Friends, family and the American Red Cross are helping Cecil Milstead, 50, after a Dec. 19 fire destroyed his home.
Built in 1981, OASIS may close its doors without new funding
FORT WALTON BEACH — A local organization that has supported people with AIDS and HIV for two decades might soon close its doors if new revenue sources are not found.