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Three Crestview Public Works Leaders Earn National Management Certification

Three longtime Crestview Public Works employees — Kyle Lusk, Nick McLeod, and Brandon Bolton — earned the Certified Public Works Professional–Management designation from the American Public Works Association, recognizing their management expertise and years of service to the city.

Three Crestview Public Works Leaders Earn National Management Certification Staff Reports October 16, 2025 4:13 pm Crestview In Brief: 🏆 Three Crestview Public Works employees earned national management certification from the APWA. 👷‍♂️ The honorees — Kyle Lusk, Nick McLeod, and Brandon Bolton — have a combined 59 years of service to the city. 📘 […]

Bishop Wack Addresses Immigration in Letter to Diocese

Bishop William A. Wack of the Catholic Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee released a letter during Respect Life Month urging Catholics to reflect on immigration policies, particularly family separation, deportations, and the impact on children, in light of Catholic teaching on the rights of migrants.

Bishop William A. Wack of the Catholic Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee released a letter urging parishioners to reflect on immigration policies, family separation, and the impact on children, guided by Catholic teaching during Respect Life Month.

Niceville Officer Accused of Using Police Databases to Target Fellow Cop

A Niceville Police Department officer was arrested after an internal investigation found he allegedly used law enforcement databases to access personal information without authorization and harass a fellow officer and that officer’s spouse.

Niceville Officer Accused of Using Police Databases to Target Fellow Cop Staff Reports October 11, 2025 7:57 pm Crime, Niceville, Public Safety In Brief: 👮 Who: Officer Coty Hall, Niceville Police Department💻 What: Arrested for alleged misuse of law enforcement databases and harassment📅 When: Arrested on October 10, 2025; investigation ran from January to October […]

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