Sports
Whidbey Crabs finish third in two-day home invitational
It was a good day for the Black brothers.
News
Recent testing at Lone Lake shows neurotoxin levels are 150 times over state limit
“When in doubt, stay out.”
News
New Lone Lake test shows neurotoxin level increase
Results from another analysis of Lone Lake show that neurotoxin levels have increased by over three times the…
Sports
Whidbey Triathlon to include sibling rivalry, family relay teams
Seven seconds were all that separated Richard Murphy from beating his sister Kate Burns in the 2013 Whidbey…
Life
Whidbey Island Fair, parade still a small town community affair
The small town vibes at the Whidbey Island Fair has drawn Ted Webber and Courtney Flora, and their…
News
Budget hearing for 2017-18 school year set for Wednesday
A $20.74 million budget for the 2017-18 school year will be discussed and likely adopted by the South…
News
Lone Lake closes due to toxic algae bloom
Lone Lake is closed temporarily due to toxic algae levels that are nearly 50 times above the provisional…
News
UW study pins orca pregnancy problems on lack of salmon
A new study links a lack of salmon to failed pregnancies in Puget Sound’s resident orca pods.
Sports
Northwest Passage Ragnar Relay draws nearly 6,000 racers
The scenery along the Northwest Passage Ragnar Relay helped, a lot. It kept Idaho resident Mickey Nelson’s mind…
News
Property tax hikes part of McCleary agreement
A hike in property taxes is coming in 2018 with an increased investment by state lawmakers to better…
Sports
Lack of hitting, errors lead to losses at tournament
South Whidbey Little League 11/12 outfielder Myles Lind thought the game was nearly in the bag.
News
Man alleged to have destroyed two homes charged with first degree arson
A 48-year-old man accused of starting a fire that burned down two South Whidbey houses was charged with…
News
Celebrate America draws hundreds to Freeland Park
The 23rd annual Celebrate America event entertained hundreds for more than eight hours Monday at Freeland Park.