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Crestview · CrestviewLady Bulldog pitcher Julian Forrest held Paxton to one hit and one unearned run as Crestview rolled to a 14-1 in five innings. Forrest and the Lady Bulldogs were denied a shutout when the umpiring crew failed all interference on a Paxton runner going into second base when it seemed obvious that runner did not give herself up and allow the Crestview defense to make the play. The only thing the run accomplished was it kept Paxton from being shutou…See the Story
Lady Bulldogs make quick work of Paxton
Hamilton Bulldogs · CrestviewHe struck out 11 batters while only allowing one hit, one walk and one hit batter. It is probably an understatement to say that St. Vincent dominated the visitors on the mound. He was no slouch at the plate either drawing an intentional walk, delivering a two-run triple and being hit by a pitch. Courtesy runner Asher Kimbrough scored in St. Vincent’s place after the hit by pitch. “I’m real proud of Anthony tonight,” Bulldog coach Tim Gillis said…See the Story
Bulldogs shut down West Florida
Crestview · CrestviewThe sign, which contains the greeting, “Welcome to Historic Crestview” on its front, north-facing side, spans Main Street and connects to brick pillars that feature decorative lights. The front of the archway sign. (Photo by Tony Judnich) The sign was substantially completed in late 2020 as part of a CRA project. Along with two other “gateway” signs completed around the same period, the archway sign aims to clearly distinguish historic downtown …See the Story
Hub City leaders plan to enliven 'gateway' sign
Crestview · CrestviewOn Monday, the Crestview City Council unanimously approved awarding a five-year “total program management” contract to Ajax, which is based in Midway, just west of Tallahassee. “We have multiple projects, millions and millions of dollars’ worth of projects, coming up in the next few years,” City Manager Tim Bolduc said at the council meeting. “We really believe that in order to manage all of those projects, we need to bring in a company that wou…See the Story
Ajax will handle Crestview’s big-ticket projects
Crestview · CrestviewProws recalls the story of coming to Florida and visiting the Bay County area when learning about Baker and Pilgrim Rest. He called his wife, Jennifer, in Knoxville and told her about the not-so-hidden gem sitting on Highway 4 just south of the Baker community. Prows accepted the call to Pilgrim Rest later that fall and started his ministry at the church in December 2013. Prows has been more than just the pastor of the church. He’s served as the…See the Story
Pilgrim Rest pastor accepts call to Ohio church
Crestview · CrestviewHolland began his long career with the fire department as a volunteer firefighter. He worked his way up through the ranks to become a paid firefighter, then a lieutenant, captain, battalion chief, and deputy chief, before becoming the fire chief in May 2017. Bolduc also told the council that Deputy Chief David Sidley, who has served with the Fire Department for 12 years, plans to retire this October. “We wanted to jump ahead of that a little bit…See the Story
Crestview fire chief to retire in ‘25
Education · CrestviewHe ended the work by saying, “Poems are made by fools like me, but only God can make a tree.” There’s a strong likelihood that Davidson Middle School students have never read or heard of Kilmer’s classic literal work. But thanks to the work of DMS life science teacher, Antoinette Robinson, the students are learning about trees and the importance they have in the balance of nature. About 20 Davidson students got firsthand experience in learning m…See the Story