The onset of spring-like weather inspires many residents to give their homes a good spring cleaning. With April being National Volunteer Month, Crestview residents and organizations are invited to join city officials to help tidy up their city as well. Read on...
Producing a concert is always a challenge. Producing a concert in the time of COVID-19, when many student performers have been working from home and an odd-and-even schedule confounds rehearsal time, is even more challenging. But one local school did it! Read on...
When a resident calls 9-1-1, a firetruck, police car or ambulance arrives at their home in short order. While firefighters, police officers and EMTs are common sights in our community, few get to meet the folks who send them to the rescue. Read on...
Duggan Avenue looks a lot tidier since a local group of geocache players picked up litter while tracking down a few caches in the area the morning of April 13. Their efforts were part of the Keep Crestview Beautiful spring-cleaning project. Read on...
The city’s two public safety agencies are vying to see which are the public’s favorite. It’s the Police Department versus the Fire Department in the city’s April 21 Guns & Hoses Blood Drive. Donate and vote for your preferred agency. Read on...
The city’s newest member of the City Council assumed his seat on the dais Monday when Douglas Capps, who's already served on several city boards, was sworn in by City Clerk Betsy Roy. Read on...
Citing the program’s many positive attributes, Mayor JB Whitten proclaimed April 3 Special Olympics Day in Crestview. The games at Crestview High School were preceded by the Law Enforcement Torch Run featuring Crestview Police officers. Read on...
Giving up her patrol vehicle for a camper bus, popular Crestview Police Officer Wanda Hulion retired March 23 following a 15-year career with the agency. A couple weeks later, she returned to the Police Department for a very special memento. Read on...
