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Guide reveals lesser-known Island County destinations

A new publication is leading adventurers to seldom-explored trails all over the county.

Daniel Gregory gathers burdock root for his wife, Lori Kane's herbalism studio. (Photo provided)

Life

Artists support each other with community market

Whidbey residents are invited to attend a series of small craft markets in the summer and fall.

Photo by Karina Andrew/Whidbey New-Times

Life

South End group joins laughter movement

For the last year, these women have been chortling, chuckling, and giggling their way through life.

Chef Gordon Stewart adds a fiery flare to a dish in the kitchen at Gordon’s Fusion. (Photo by Karina Andrew/Whidbey News-Times)

Business

Chef’s new restaurant turns up heat

A chef’s creative food journey has resulted in a unique new dining experience in Central Whidbey.

Photo by David Welton
The Blue Heron Canoe Family pulls a canoe up onto the beach after arriving at Sandy Point on Whidbey Island.

Life

Tribal canoe voyagers visit Langley

A traditional voyage of a number of West Coast indigenous tribal members passed through Langley.

Dennis and Virginia have enjoyed nearly 50 years of music with the piano Dennis built. The instrument will stay in the family with the couple’s daughter, Gail. (Photo by Karina Andrew / Whidbey News-Times)

Life

Playing by heart

Hand-built piano is key to life-long love.

Photo by Dave Welton

Life

Whidbey libraries plan summer fun for kids

Sno-Isle Libraries are hosting a variety of free events for kids throughout July and August.

Last year, shoppers rush to find treasures at the island’s largest garage sale. (Photo provided.)

News

43rd annual Lions Club garage sale is set for July 2

Get ready, Whidbey shoppers — a beloved second-hand sale is quickly approaching.

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A boy with a picnic basket is photographed in front of Deception Pass Bridge in 1950.

Life

State’s most popular park turns 100

The most visited state park in Washington celebrates a century of recreation and conservation.

Leah and Aaron Meschke of Whidbey Yard Cards set up celebratory yard signs. (Photo by Karina Andrew/Whidbey News-Times)

Business

North End business brings the party

This Whidbey couple is in the business of celebrating.

Tekla Cunningham plays violin at the Coupeville Wharf. (Photo provided.)

Life

Music festival showcases classical works, period instruments

A summer of classical tunes is back for the seventeenth year.

Photo by John Fisken

News

Future of Penn Cove Pottery unclear after fiery crash

A historic San de Fuca building was damaged when a semi truck crashed into it and caught fire.

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Business

New Front Street art shop opens with pride

A new business on Front Street is cultivating creativity and promoting pride in downtown Coupeville.