News
Pacific Rim Institute hosts seed collecting event next Tuesday
The Institute is combining hors d’oeuvres and responsible land management in one event Aug. 17.
News
South Whidbey School District’s Black Lives Matter banner stolen again
This is the second time in three months that someone has removed the controversial banner.
News
State representative secures funds for wharf substructure
The money will be used to replace and restore degrading piles, the beams that hold up the wharf.
News
Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival returns — with pandemic adjustments
Organizers are excited but still making the safety of guests and vendors a top priority.
News
Disabled American Veterans adds ramp to building
Between 10 and 20 veterans with wheelchairs will make use of the new ramp.
Sports
South Whidbey High School grad wins gold medal at Junior Olympics
Kaia Swegler Richmond ran the two-kilometer women’s steeplechase with a time of 7:26.14.
Life
Tilth to host seed saving class
The class will cover the benefits of seed saving, growing strategies and processing methods.
Life
Local land stewards share Whidbey’s hidden gems
Whidbey residents looking for outdoor recreation can visit one of the island’s lesser-known trails.
News
Whidbey equestrian wins silver in Tokyo Olympics
Adrienne Lyle, her horse and their teammates won the silver medal in the dressage team competition.
Life
Artworks Gallery hosts anniversary celebration
The event celebrating one year at the Langley location will take place from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1.
News
Home destroyed in South Whidbey fire
No one was seriously injured in the structure fire that destroyed a South Whidbey home on Monday.
News
Controversial BLM post deleted but debate continues
United Student Leaders removed a controversial online post about school board member Damian Greene.
News
Former county commissioner diagnosed with case of breakthrough COVID-19
Helen Price Johnson is crediting the vaccine for how mild her case has been.