Life
Talkin’ turkey!
South Whidbey kindergarteners shared some of the things they are thankful for this Thanksgiving.
News
Langley council has radar love
Curbing speeding continues to be a priority for members of the Langley City Council.
Life
Whidbey Art Market hosting studio tours
Art appreciators can kick off the holiday season by visiting a series of South Whidbey studios.
Business
Whidbey woman starts a flock of her own
An Organic Farm School alum is turning her business plan into a feathery reality.
News
All’s well after WSDOT hacker attack
The state Department of Transportation experienced a cyber attack last week.
News
Brace for partial closure of Mukilteo ferry lane
Ferry riders this week might want to be aware of a partial lane closure on the other side.
Life
Tribal representatives gift historical items to Langley
Members of the Snohomish Tribe presented indigenous artifacts during a Langley city council meeting.
News
Langley passes on class action lawsuit
The Langley City Council has decided to opt out of class action settlements regarding PFAS.
Life
Whidbey Quakers to hold silent Vigil for Peace
The Whidbey Island Friends invite the public to a Vigil for Peace for Israel, Palestine and Ukraine.
News
Langley tourism organizations get $98k in lodging tax funds
Eight tourism-related events and projects will receive full funding from Langley’s lodging tax funds.
News
County economic grants to be extended
Multiple economic development projects that received county grants will likely get an extension.
News
Horstman, Carlson, Cyr win in landslides
School and pool bonds appear to have passed, as of Thursday night’s ballot count.
News
Horstman, Carlson, Cyr ahead in preliminary election results
Some changes are on the horizon for elected leaders in the city of Langley, and two bonds affecting…