Past and present collided recently when Naval Linguist Abigail Burns posed in front of EA-6B Prowlers displayed outside of Naval Air Station Whidbey Island. In… Continue reading
Starting on July 1 the Greenbank Farm will receive solar panels from Island Community Solar, Glacier Energy and Whidbey Sun and Wind. Port of Coupeville… Continue reading
Oak Harbor’s revenue was not heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in the first three months of the year, according to a recent analysis by… Continue reading
Many Island County parks that were closed due to COVID-19 reopened over the weekend. Island County parks will continue to remind park-goers to use social… Continue reading
More than two dozen North Whidbey businesses have already applied for grants through a program funded by the federal government and co-managed by the city… Continue reading
The Pacific Northwest Naval Air Museum started off the year great. It was in the process of purchasing land to consolidate the different aspects of… Continue reading
While many events were canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oak Harbor Arts Commission isn’t planning to cancel Driftwood Day in September. In the… Continue reading
Small businesses in North Whidbey are now able to apply for CARES Act funding intended to help recoup losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. City… Continue reading
On top of the finals and midterms and all the other stress seniors face during their last year of school, this year’s class had to… Continue reading
The Port of Coupeville plans to partner with the Port of South Whidbey to administer CARES relief funds for businesses located in the unincorporated areas… Continue reading
Several hundred people crowded around one of Oak Harbor’s busiest intersections over the weekend to loudly and peacefully protest police brutality against African-American people. Black… Continue reading
The Oak Harbor City Council has delayed a decision to increase the city’s utility rates largely due to unemployment caused by the COVID-19 health crisis.… Continue reading
Oak Harbor officials are considering an ordinance that would prohibit smoking in city parks. During Tuesday’s teleconferenced meeting, city council members discussed a proposed ordinance… Continue reading
A Black Lives Matter protest in Oak Harbor Saturday remained peaceful and, despite foul weather, drew a sizable crowd with more than 50 people participating.… Continue reading
End of year plans for schools across the nation were derailed as the COVID-19 pandemic spread. Schools were forced to close, sporting events and many… Continue reading
Best Friends Veterinarian Center in Oak Harbor celebrated its 40th anniversary last month. In that time, Eric Anderson, the clinic’s chief of staff, has treated… Continue reading
A seat has opened on Oak Harbor’s city council. Bill Larsen resigned from his position as a council member on May 15. He purchased and… Continue reading
