On June 13, 2022, the Crestview City Council unanimously approved a partnership between the city of Crestview and Gregg Chapel A.M.E. Church on an affordable housing project near downtown Crestview.
Beginning today, May 9th, the City of Crestview Fire Department and Police Department are competing in the “Battle of the Badges” food drive, benefitting Food for Thought. They are going head-to head in
In conjunction with the National Day of Prayer, May 5, the City of Crestview will be hosting a multi-denominational prayer service at Old Spanish Trail Park Amphitheater beginning at 6
The City of Crestview is on a mission to talk about addiction in the community with their “Let’s Talk About It” event. On Thursday, April 28, at 6:30pm at Warriors Hall, the
The North Okaloosa Community Band is proud to present and feature the Music of Stage and Screen for its 2022 Spring Concert. The performance begins at 7pm, Monday, April 11
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On Wednesday morning, the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Florida completed the portion of the run through Okaloosa County. Each year, over 5,000 officers carry the torch
With over 150 calls taken, the City of Crestview’s Animal Control Service isfull steam ahead with Officer Kathryn Healey at the helm. Officer Healey has been serving Okaloosa County and
It looks as if a Texas Roadhouse could soon become a reality in Crestview near the intersection of I-10 and S. Ferdon Blvd. First reported by the Northwest Florida Daily
On Wednesday, the City of Crestview announced that they would no longer contract with PAWS for animal control services after negotiating a contract renewal throughout 2021 failed. PAWS has provided
On December 9th, Mayor Whitten, Councilman Doug Capps, and City Manager Tim Bolduc participated in the Crestview High School Student Government (SGA) Leadership Convention. The convention took place at the
Following the recently completed repairs on Antioch Road in Crestview, Florida Gulf & Atlantic Railroad is preparing for another series of repairs, this time in Downtown Crestview. The Wilson Street
