Tony Judnich is a reporter for Crestview News Bulletin, with his work also appearing in Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., WINCHESTER EVENING STAR, INC., and Northwest Florida Daily News. Tony covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local news, and human interest stories, showcasing the unique and vibrant aspects of Crestview and its residents.
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A 69-year-old Crestview man died on Friday afternoon in a car crash on Interstate 10 in Santa Rosa County.
Okaloosa County's Women Veterans Monuments' site features life-size statues of eight women veterans who served during various wars.
The city of Crestview invites the community to Monday’s swearing-in ceremony for returning Mayor J.B. Whitten and newly elected City Councilmembers Brandon Frost and Shannon Hayes.
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By: Tony Judnich
The legacy of former longtime Okaloosa County District 3 Commissioner Nathan Boyles likely will include his “50 in 5” initiative that called for using county half-cent sales tax money to stabilize 50 miles of dirt roads within five years.
Returning Hub City Mayor J.B. Whitten and newly elected City Councilmembers Brandon Frost and Shannon Hayes were each sworn into office on Monday by the Rev. Paul Mixon, who is a pastor at Central Baptist Church in Crestview and the District 1 Okaloosa County commissioner.
By: Tony Judnich
Newly elected District 3 Okaloosa County Commissioner Sherri Cox and District 5 Commissioner Drew Palmer began serving their first four-year terms on the commission and re-elected District 1 Commissioner Paul Mixon started serving his second term this morning.
By: Tony Judnich
City of Crestview officials continue to form a strategy to lower the high number of problematic ducks, including potentially killing many of the invasive Muscovy ducks, that have long been synonymous with the city’s popular Twin Hills Park, 100 N. Hathaway St.
Bordered in part by pecan and black walnut trees, as well as a chunk of forest where deer run freely, the 30-acre Triple Strand Ranch in Baker is the grass-covered home of more than 300 pasture-raised animals.
City of Crestview officials have scheduled a special City Council meeting for 4 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9, to interview candidates and choose who will replace Joe Blocker in the Precinct 1 council seat.
Unlike in her homeland of the Philippines, the United States has diverse cultures and offers many career opportunities, says city of Crestview Digital Media Specialist and new U.S. citizen Shae Bonifacio.
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