The state’s newest ferry will return to service on the South End this month.
Filling the shoes of a host of seniors, some of whom set school records, will be a tough task for South Whidbey track and field athletes.
Inexperience and a small roster led to lots of losses and even more errors for the 2014 Falcon fastpitch team.
Golf on South Whidbey had a promising start after a close loss to Kamiak and Lake Stevens high schools in a short jamboree Thursday.
Being eliminated from the state 1A boys soccer tournament quarterfinal round in 2014 left much to be desired for the South Whidbey Falcons.
Only three Falcons return having played varsity for South Whidbey girls tennis the past season, leaving a large void for new players to fill.
Surprising many, South Whidbey made a serious splash at the state 1A baseball tournament in 2014, and the Falcon sluggers are prepared to hammer their way back to the top this season.
Senior Services of Island County is on an 18-year-old mission to fight senior isolation and loneliness.
It’s been more than eight months since Langley greenlighted the creation of an ethics board, yet the group is still without a single member.
Perhaps driven by the promise of unusually warm winter temperatures and early sunshine, South Whidbey High School students continued to turn out for spring sports.
A late February landslide just south of one that completely obliterated a beachfront cabin in December 2014 knocked a cabin structure off its foundation, forced Island County to red tag another and yellow tag a third.
An accounting error by Langley Public Works led to 10 properties receiving free sewer service, one as far back as July 2012.
A large slide of earth and trees crashed into a Clinton beachfront cabin, knocking it off its foundation and forcing Island County to restrict entry and occupancy.
