News
Korrow, Emerson, Morton reflect on city council experiences
Christy Korrow, Peter Morton and Dominique Emerson all decided not to seek re-election last year.
News
Omicron makes gains in county
Projections show that as many as 100 county residents could die from the variant.
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Cherished Whidbey icon alive and well
A vicious social media rumor involving the supposed death of Bruiser is not true.
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Omicron sweeps ferry system staff
A week of brutally cold weather and the new COVID-19 variant affected the state ferry system.
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Pop-up drives to help with blood shortage
A staffing shortage and the recent snowstorm are draining the region’s blood supply.
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City asks residents to conserve water when power goes out
Langley residents must conserve water during power outages due to a faulty generator water pump.
News
2021: The sequel to an unforgettable year
The following are the top news stories from the front pages of the South Whidbey Record in 2021.
Sports
Siblings win big in national pickleball tournament
A pair of South Whidbey High School alumni and siblings who have made pickleball their full-time job saw…
News
Langley creates yet another citizen committee
The Langley City Council has authorized the establishment of yet another city committee to be led by citizen…
News
Fatal crash closes highway for hours
A woman was killed and two others injured in a collision that ended in a car fire near…
Life
Pet whispering
After a near-death experience, a South Whidbey shifted her focus to communicating with animals.
News
South Whidbey School Board plans return to in-person meetings
An interruption during an in-person meeting Aug. 25 led the board to decide to move back to Zoom.
Life
Everitt bids farewell to WICA
About half of Verna Everitt’s time as executive director of WICA has been spent navigating COVID-19.