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CRESTVIEW, Fla. (WKRG) — Crestview officials have ordered the east and west ponds at Twin Hills Park to remain closed to the public for at least 60 days after confirming the avian flu among the duck population at the park. Crestview Animal Services launched an investigation last week after several ducks were found dead in […]

Crestviews downtown splash pad could open in June; city to seek contractor for major Main Street changes

A group gathered outside of City Hall Monday to “put a face” to those affected by electricity rate hikes and bring the issue to the city’s attention.

Crestview, Floridas Citizen of the Year Mike Carroll, owner of Hub City Smokehouse, is a fantastic community supporter.

CRESTVIEW — With the goal of creating space for safe, affordable housing, city officials hope to soon see old, rickety houses in a high-crime part of town demolished and cleared away. The Crestview City Council in March unanimously approved paying a little more than $106,000 to local businessman Jay Woodbury for the purchase of eight residential lots. Four of the parcels are vacant lots on North Savage Street, and four contain a total of six houses, all of which will be razed, on West Bowers ...

CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Commons mixed-use development is expected to open in the spring of 2022. City Manager Tim Bolduc shared that information with the City Council on Monday while providing an update on the project. The Benchmark Group of Amherst, New York, is the developer of the estimated $14 million project. The company’s plans include the development of about 73,000 square feet of inline retail space plus two national sit-down restaurant chains northwest of State Road 85 (Fer...

Crestview considers matching its hours for alcohol sales with those of the county

CRESTVIEW — City officials plan to partner with the nonprofit Main Street Crestview Association to revive the Old Spanish Trail Festival in 2021. The fest took place in Crestview each spring for many years before it ended more than a decade ago. City Manager Tim Bolduc told the City Council on Dec. 14 that the COVID-19 pandemic has “leveled the playing field” for Crestview, because while other communities have canceled or postponed various events, Crestview has continued to host many ...