Trick or treat! Celebrate spooky season on Whidbey Island
Whidbey residents can participate in activities to celebrate fall all month long.
Live rescued birds featured at Whidbey Audubon program
The Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue will discuss its work to help injured or orphaned birds.
Cub Scouts work to erase graffiti at Little League field
Sunday morning, a group scouts and parents painted over graffitti at Volunteer Park.
Mike Bailey retires after 30 years with Oak Harbor police
Bailey took on the role of nearly all the commissioned officers in the department.
Wolves shine at lone home meet
The rain stayed away, but fast times flowed down.
Making music for movies
Coupeville grad composes scores for films, games
Nordic lodge hosts folk fest
Celebrate Scandinavian culture on Whidbey Island next weekend at the Nordic Folk Fest.
Whidbey Island’s one and only elk, Bruiser, attacked a little red car. Students from South Whidbey walked out of class in the third annual school walk out. Hai Anh Vu wanted to carry on NWLCC’s legacy while providing more enrichment opportunities for kids. After eight years on Anthes Avenue, downtown Langley’s only microbrewery is expanding.Whidbey elk attacks car but is staying put
Students march for climate action
New center teaches language, arts, technology
Double Bluff Brewing taps into new home
Hydros for Heroes makes a splash
Residents flocked to the Oak Harbor shoreline this weekend to watch hydroplanes race around the bay.
Falcons run to win in Battle for the Bucket
The Battle for The Bucket is playing out in cycles.
South Whidbey handywoman does it all
If you need someone to help on home improvement projects, Mackenzie Wright will be your handy ma’am.
In the dog house
Whidbey woman rescues 300 German shepherds
In Our Opinion: It’s the right time to reflect on our community newspapers
Since the beginning of the year, the Whidbey News-Times and South Whidbey Record have published stories that represent a lively…
Sound Off: Bond to improve school facilities also benefits student health
Editor,
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- It seemed like a boom but how big? All the indicators are lagging.
- Sound Off: South Whidbey school bond is only way to update buildings
- Sound Off: We cannot afford South Whidbey school bond
- Sound Off: Vaccination remains best protection from COVID
- Sound Off: Painting centerlines discourages responsible driving
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