The South Whidbey Reign’s rule of the state championship is over after the boys U-19 soccer club lost 3-0 to Seattle United on Feb. 8 in Tukwila.
Heeding the words of several residents, the Langley City Council agreed to task the planning director with gathering data on the marina’s visits and projections ahead of a public input meeting in late March.
Food trucks with city-issued licenses will have to look elsewhere than downtown Langley during Choochokam Arts Festival weekend.
Falcon football head coach Chris Tormey is one and done at South Whidbey High School.
The long awaited land appraisal for the Dog House Tavern is finally complete, and the solution to reopening the Langley landmark may be a “reduced value” property swap.
Four elected positions in the City of Langley are up for election this fall, and chief among them is the mayor’s seat.
Langley was aflutter with amateur crime scene investigators and wannabe Sherlock Holmeses and Matlocks for the 31st annual Langley Mystery Weekend, “It’s No Laughing Murder.”
A couple of close matches, both losses, bumped South Whidbey High School from the 1A state Mat Classic wrestling tournament Friday.
A bit of sunshine helped cast a bright light on a dark deed in Langley over the weekend for its annual murder mystery.
If fate and destiny exist, then wrestling was always Hunter Newman’s future.
The South Whidbey High School sophomore’s dad is the Falcon wrestling team’s assistant coach, and Newman practically grew up in the mat room. Its white walls were his crib cage and its padded blue mats his playground.
The longtime commercial tenant of the old firehouse in Langley wants to buy the publicly-owned building, and city officials are considering it.
A couple of firefighters from South Whidbey have a big climb ahead of them.
Will Piepenbrink and Jon Gabelein, both volunteer firefighters with South Whidbey Fire/EMS, are planning to tackle the Firefighter Stairclimb on March 8. The annual event is the largest climb in the world and takes place at Seattle’s Columbia Tower.
South Whidbey High School will be represented at the wrestling tournament in Tacoma this weekend.
