Business
WAIF fundraiser challenges Whidbey residents to get active
The dog days of summer are here, and getting active this month can help homeless pets in need.
Business
‘Poop Team 6’ sweeps yards for doggy bombs
For the married co-owners of the Whidbey-based Poop Team 6 — there is no job too big to…
Life
The art of wild clay: Whidbey potter joins Coupeville Arts and Crafts Fest
Polonko, who runs the business “Girl Pots,” will join more than 140 other vendors.
News
Island Transit plans to move away from hydrogen, for now
Island Transit plans to use the grant it received for hydrogen buses on hybrid buses instead.
News
Voters mistakenly issued incorrect ballots
Approximately 500 voters in Central Whidbey received incorrect ballots for the Aug. 5 election.
News
Coupeville Town Council reevaluates property agreement
Old agreement may limit Coupeville’s affordable housing.
News
Fallen tree hits powerlines, ignites fire in Greenbank
Central Whidbey Island Fire and Rescue responded to a brush fire on Sunday.
Life
Sailors, former and current, share long tradition of getting inked while serving
Attempting to define Navy tattoos is as difficult as attempting to define the people donning them.
News
Coupeville Town Council approves street closures for filming
Cameras will soon be rolling again on Central Whidbey.
Life
State Talking Book and Braille Library closes
Washington’s only library for those with visual impairments and related disabilities, closed July 1.
News
Volunteers help fight Coupeville fire
Bystanders’ quick thinking helped fight a fire in Coupeville earlier this week.
Life
New flag football tournament coming to Camp Casey
The YMCA of Snohomish County is holding its inaugural Camp Casey Flag Football Tournament Aug. 2.
Life
Airport on North Whidbey celebrates renovations
The DeLaurentis International Airport is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house.