Property crimes have been on the rise in Langley for the last two months, according to Langley Police Chief Don Lauer. During a teleconferenced city… Continue reading
Many things may be uncertain right now, but owners of a small family farm in North Whidbey are certain their mission to breed critically endangered… Continue reading
A South Whidbey man is using his time at home constructively by building birdhouses and donating all proceeds from the sales to a good cause.… Continue reading
Community members are banding together to offer financial help to Coupeville small businesses facing finanical losses due to COVID-19. Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association, or CHWA,… Continue reading
The Village by the Sea is planning to issue a proclamation allowing restaurants and retailers to expand outside in designated areas. During a teleconferenced city… Continue reading
The combination of art and the outdoors is what many would say is unique to Whidbey. Merging both themes, a Coupeville resident and landowner has… Continue reading
Memorial Day celebrations across the island have been adapted to the COVID-19 health closure. Former Marine Bob Gabelein of South Whidbey’s Col. Richard “Buck” Francisco… Continue reading
The Port of South Whidbey has created an emergency grants program, with the hope that more small businesses and nonprofits will apply for the remaining… Continue reading
Staying home may not be a picture perfect situation, but a Coupeville photographer is hoping to commemorate quarantined family moments with a snapshot taken from… Continue reading
Good deeds aren’t too hard to come by these days, as demonstrated by a Clinton resident who has been organizing the purchase and delivery of… Continue reading
Starting a garden for the first time may seem daunting, but it can also be a therapeutic pastime for those staying at home and looking… Continue reading
Despite the governor’s stay-at-home order, a sharp increase in people visited Whidbey last weekend, worrying island leaders and residents alike. The Mukilteo-Clinton route was the… Continue reading
A Bayview home was fully engulfed in flames early Sunday morning. Despite the complete loss, no one was injured. Around 1:55 a.m. on May 10,… Continue reading
Animal stories aren’t just for kids, as a Clinton resident and pastor is hoping to demonstrate during a Zoom story time session this Friday. Catherine… Continue reading
Entertainment venues may be closed to the public, but the show must go on as Whidbey performers are still finding a way to garner an… Continue reading
With several grocery stores—whether part of a larger chain or locally owned—now requiring the use of face masks to enter, now may be a good… Continue reading
Islanders longing for the days of slinging back a pint at their favorite brewery can soon help themselves to a pint of something new, as… Continue reading
