As has happened for three decades, hundreds of amateur sleuths will flood Langley’s streets and shops, searching for clues to solve a fictitious murder this weekend.
South Whidbey led Mount Baker through the first three quarters of an elimination game in the 1A District 1 boys basketball tournament on Thursday, Feb. 12. But the Mountaineers looked up to their towering forward, 6-foot-8 junior Tim Soares, who led the way with 29 points, including several field goals in the final three minutes to come from behind and advance to the bi-district tournament.
Three women are being primped and pampered in the cozy space of Island Girl Nails in Clinton.
Each one is tended to by a licensed manicurist, and each woman heaps on praise for the women, who are celebrating 10 years in operation this month. Their customers each represent the clientele that has sustained and grown the nail salon since its inception in a small space across the highway back in 2005.
Lakewood ran away in the fourth quarter to a 41-29 win against South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls basketball game Friday, Feb. 6 at South Whidbey High School in Langley.
South Whidbey’s two RadioShack stores will stay open amid news that RadioShack Corp. filed for bankruptcy and would shutter more than 1,700 stores nationwide.
The first step in the do-over of Langley’s proposed Cascade Avenue bluff project will occur some time in March.
Sending four of six wrestlers on to the 1A regional wrestling tournament was about as good as it could get for South Whidbey head coach Jim Thompson.
Meridian torched South Whidbey with 11 three-pointers to put the Falcon boys basketball team’s season on the brink of ending after a 60-32 loss Monday night.
South Whidbey’s senior night was near perfect Tuesday in a thrilling, hold-onto-your-seat finish 69-67 win over Cedarcrest.
What started as a minor change to a city ordinance turned into a big discussion about how some rules make Langley unwelcoming for children and families.
South Whidbey withstood a furious charge by Cedarcrest in Cascade Conference boys basketball game that had playoff implications for the visiting Red Wolves, and was a Senior Night 69-67 victory for the hometeam Falcons.
Length, speed and two sisters powered King’s girls basketball team to a dominating 64-24 victory over South Whidbey in Langley Friday night.
South Whidbey girls basketball fell to the Cascade Conference-leading King’s squad 64-24 on Friday, Jan. 30 at South Whidbey High School.
