Improvements to utility lines and the safety of a street in Coupeville will take place next year.
Kristi Uhles creates leather sculptures meant to evoke the feeling of their botanical inspirations.
Linson won “Business Person of the Year,” among other awards, as owner of North Whidbey’s BL Landscapes
Elevation may be preservation when it comes to Coupeville’s historical over-water structures.
Cheryl Engle served 36 years on the Central Whidbey Island Fire and Rescue board.
Modifications to the decades-old memorandum of agreement may not come until late 2026.
Linda Bounds spent nine months repairing and repainting the perforated display.
The attraction boasts three new attractions, 100,000 additional lights and a big investment.
An orchestral production of “Peter and the Wolf” will be part of a special afternoon on Whidbey.
There will be a public hearing regarding proposed modifications to a building in Coupeville.
Oak Harbor Public Schools adopted its strategic plan in 2024.
North Whidbey Fire and Rescue received a $22,000 grant funding the purchase of new gear
Whidbey is becoming more climate change resilient with the state’s help.
