Psychologist to evaluate accused murderer
An Oak Harbor man accused of murdering his wife may be exploring an insanity defense.
County to increase tipping fees at solid waste facility
The cost of a dump run will get a little more expensive in the new year.
Cidery hosts first Viking-infested Wassailfest
After being transported to medieval England, the Greenbank Cidery is bracing for a Viking raid.
Net-pen farming no longer allowed in Salish Sea
According to the Board of Natural Resources, commercial net-pen fish farming in the Salish Sea is no more.
Sheriff, fire chiefs propose a dedicated county fire marshal
Sheriff Rick Felici wants someone more qualified to take over the role of county fire marshal.
Whidbey experiencing wave of scam calls
Island County estimates half of the scams targeting the community are reported to law enforcement.
Oak Harbor to rekindle port district effort
Oak Harbor’s future projects may not be attainable without the creation of a port district.
The district’s search for Jo Moccia’s successor has been narrowed down to three seasoned leaders. Carter McKnight was elected president of the WSSDA Student Representatives Network. A “coffee-preneur” who has launched many stores for big-name companies has brewed up her very own cafe Natalie Bleifuss has returned to “re-pioneer” the area by way of selling pies and mixing cocktails.Finalists chosen for South Whidbey school superintendent position
South Whidbey student to lead Washington student reps
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Rise and shine with new South Whidbey coffee shop
Whidbey pioneer descendant returns to Maylor’s Point with a truck of pies
South Whidbey High School gets its gym back
South Whidbey High School gets to host home basketball games and wrestling matches at its home gym.
Wildcat girls wrestlers in midst of strong season
The wrestling team is undefeated in dual matches and has strong showings at weekend tournaments.
Floating the boat
David Welton was among the curious community members who stopped by to admire the boat transfer.
WICA film festival fetes monochrome classics
The festival is an event for film enthusiasts and nostalgics and an excuse to glam up with friends.
- New farm school program offers nutritional knowledge
- An introduction to zazen with Freeland’s Tahoma One Drop Monastery
- Jazz weekend keeps winter blues away
- Committee collects data as revelers feel the cold
- Go Fish: a class about birds with fishy diets
- One-day university focuses on Salish Sea
From Point No Point to Deception Pass: There’s still good in the world worth fighting for
We will be called upon to resist efforts to reduce benefits to seniors and abolish programs
In Our View: A look back at the most read stories of 2024
The people, places and animals of the island have kept pages filled with the good, the bad and ugly.
- Take a Breath: Commissioner serving hometown swept away, almost
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: Some beautiful bells are ringing here on Whidbey
- WhidbeyHealth Wire: Despite past problems, future is bright for hospital district
- Sound Off: State Ferries is growing green but weeds remain
- In Our Opinion: After Black Friday, Small Business Saturday has meaning
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: A Thanksgiving reflection on why life on Whidbey is so good
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A culinary love story: Chef in the Black Bandana brings Southern Italian Culture and tradition to Whidbey Island
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The entrepreneurial gift: How one anniversary sparked two local businesses
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Whidbey plumbing and maintenance crew a dream team for Islanders
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Your carpets experienced a lot this summer – here’s why it’s important to get them clean
Editor, Editor,Letter: Biden leaves America as a better place
Letter: South Whidbey School foundation supports volunteer coordinator role
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