Adrienne Lyle and her horse, Salvino, set two American records in their Olympic qualifying events.
More than 500 people stopped by for a creative and delicious treat at the 2019 fair.
The July 22 dinner event falls near the end of a week-long auction, which runs July 16-25.
F or Becca Heavrin, creating art is a process of discovery.
Whidbey Island Boys and Girls Clubs are celebrating their new locations at two events this month.
Oak Harbor residents lined Bayshore Drive for the Fourth of July parade.
Kristen Griffin has retired as manager of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.
Fewer people relied on local food banks because of government help during the pandemic.
Taylor Moore wants her own business to be a place where people can “rehabilitate themselves.”
Island becomes backup after Michigan locale falls through.
Amanda Ferrara owns 14 scaly friends of her own, each with its own unique personality.
Wednesday’s free kick-off event will include a book swap and arts and crafts for all ages.
The society updated the list to reflect DNA research from Cornell University.
WAIF administrators hope the “Break the Cycle” program will reduce Whidbey’s unwanted pet population.
Washington State Ferries is having a hard time staffing its boats.
The event kicks off at 10 a.m. on June 26 at the South Whidbey Community Center.
Hundreds of demonstrators lined the street in front of South Whidbey High School Friday afternoon.
A banner celebrating 2021 graduates was also left vandalized.
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust and the Whidbey Institute both have events this Saturday, June 19.
Despite rainy weather, the new market had a high turnout on its opening day.
