Crestview News Bulletin

1 week ago | crestviewbulletin.com | Tony Judnich

The festival, which has free admission, will take place at Heritage Park next to the nonprofit Baker Block Museum, 1307B Georgia Ave. The museum is a local history and genealogy museum. The festival represents the museum’s second largest fundraiser after the Baker Heritage Day celebration, which takes place in November. This year’s Arts Festival will feature more than 30 vendors, Baker Block Museum Executive Director Ann Spann said today.

1 week ago | crestviewbulletin.com | Tony Judnich

Thank you for supporting journalism at your local newspaper. This article is available exclusively for our subscribers, who help fund our work at Crestview News Bulletin. News With the aim of sharing local history in perpetuity, Army veteran and District 4 State Rep. Patt Maney, R-Shalimar, hopes to have historical markers placed at the sites of the long-gone Camp Crestview and Fort Kirkland. A Nov.

1 week ago | crestviewbulletin.com | Tony Judnich

Thank you for supporting journalism at your local newspaper. This article is available exclusively for our subscribers, who help fund our work at Crestview News Bulletin. News With final approval, several proposed Hub City regulations would help spread the character and feel of “Historic Downtown Crestview” on North Main Street to South Main Street. The public plaza space in front of the Knight Barry Title Solutions office, 204 N.

1 week ago | crestviewbulletin.com | Mark Broadhead

Many of us have been thirsty at one time or another. But have you ever been so thirsty that all you could think about was having something to drink? I have. It is a terrible feeling. The tongue becomes dry. The throat feels like sandpaper. The body starts to react in ways it is unaccustomed to. The brain starts to cry out, “When will this horrible feeling end? When will this thirst be quenched?” Satisfaction becomes an obsession. That is how much our souls long for God.

1 week ago | crestviewbulletin.com | Tony Judnich

Thank you for supporting journalism at your local newspaper. This article is available exclusively for our subscribers, who help fund our work at Crestview News Bulletin. News The Okaloosa County Commission today approved a revised grant agreement for the construction of new sidewalks near Laurel Hill School. A sidewalk is planned for the north side of Sunnyside Avenue from State Road 85 to 4th Street in Laurel Hill.