Whidbey honeybee enthusiasts gathered Wednesday evening to hear a presentation from experts Dan and Judy Harvey. The Harveys are working to create a “survivor bee” in response to the recent rapid decline in honeybee populations worldwide.
Diana Lindsay holds a strong conviction that within each Whidbey woman lies a story waiting to be told.
Kevin Lungren and his daughter, Emma, have been attending South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District’s Dad and Daughter Ball “since Emma could walk.”
Graham and Zane Vanderwood may not have danced themselves out of the womb, but the two brothers do appear to have been born to moonwalk, pop and glide.
Former Clinton resident Amy Walker made her debut as an actor playing the part of baby Jesus in a church production well before she learned to walk.
On a recent Thursday morning, fourth grade students in Rachel Kizer’s class at South Whidbey Elementary started their day with a math lesson. But rather than the hurried sound of pencils scratching on paper, the classroom was filled with the tapping of keys.
A group of children will embark on a fantastical early 20th century adventure to the land of Vulgaria aboard a spirited former race-car by the name of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The South Whidbey School District Board of Directors is continuing its pursuit of an amendment to the No Child Left Behind Act, also known as the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
Niki Greene, age 14, is brimming with excitement as she talks about her upcoming performance with the Island Dance Performing Team.
A group of students at South Whidbey Academy may not be able to save the world, but they are striving to save the land, and the communities that rely upon it.
The Seattle Women’s Chorus will sing odes to women of the silver screen in a fundraising event for individuals in crisis.
Island County home prices for 2014 were at their highest since 2007, with a median value for single family homes at $264,950.
When Allan Ament’s wife Deloris Tarzan Ament suffered a debilitating stroke in 2005, the routine and concept of normality that he had become familiar with were gone.
