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Mayor Whitten Joins National Foreign Policy Summit

Mayor JB Whitten traveled to Washington, D.C., to take part in a national foreign policy summit connecting local leaders with federal officials to address how global events shape city-level challenges.

Crestview Mayor JB Whitten joined more than 30 mayors from across the country in Washington, D.C., for the Mayors Foreign Policy Summit, a two-day event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations and the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition. Whitten said the meetings with national policymakers and members of Congress offered valuable insight into how global issues directly affect Crestview and provided an opportunity to voice the city’s concerns at the federal level.

Richbourg Lane to Close Thursday for Drainage Repairs

Richbourg Lane in Crestview will be fully closed on Thursday for drainage repair work, with detours in place from early morning through late afternoon.

Drivers in Crestview can expect delays as the city announces a temporary road closure to allow crews to complete essential infrastructure work. The project, aimed at improving long-term traffic flow and public safety, will reroute vehicles through designated detours while repairs are underway. Officials urge residents to plan and allow extra travel time during the closure period.

Back-to-Back Champ Coach Steps Down

Rocky Bayou’s two-time championship coach is stepping off the field—here’s what’s next for the Knights’ football program.

Rocky Bayou Christian School Head Football Coach KC Woods is stepping down after leading the Knights to their second straight SSAA state championship. Woods will stay on as Assistant Principal as the school begins searching for a new head coach.

A Community Effort to Help Those Affected by the Government Shutdown

Crestview residents have launched a volunteer initiative called Friends Taking Care of Friends to help families affected by the government shutdown through weekly Free Food Friday events offering meals and supplies at the Old Spanish Trail Amphitheater.

Crestview residents have united to support neighbors affected by the government shutdown through a new volunteer group called Friends Taking Care of Friends. The group’s Free Food Friday events provide hot meals and groceries each week at the Old Spanish Trail Amphitheater, helping families in need through the end of the year.

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