Life
Four revolutionaries to take WICA stage next week
A mix of talent from Seattle and familiar faces from Whidbey compose the cast of “The Revolutionists.”
News
Candidate extolls ‘Experience, Integrity and Compassion’
Unlike the other races, only one candidate is running for Position 2 on the Langley City Council.
News
Write-in candidate challenges newcomer to Langley politics
One race for Langley City Council will be memorable no matter who wins.
News
Candidates share plethora of issues they hope to focus on
Two city council hopefuls who have never run for office before are finding it’s their time to shine.
News
Passport delays continue at Langley office, across nation
COVID-related office closures and a shortage of employees have added to the wait time.
News
Tracks indicate bear may still be on island
The bear nicknamed “Whidbey the Pooh” appears to be sticking around longer than expected.
News
Langley names new public works director
Four months after eliminating its public works director, Langley is bringing back the position.
News
Towers, Erickson vie for fire board position
The position garnered little attention until Island County’s special filing period last month.
News
Parks, Rec district hopes for share of stimulus windfall
The request spans seven projects including improving athletic fields and building pickleball courts.
Life
Need rises for baking group volunteers
A volunteer coordinator is also being sought for North and Central Whidbey.
Business
New teriyaki truck rolls into Freeland
The new business, IC Teriyaki, is owned and operated by Eli Imbery and Carol Coble.
News
Langley council considers drafting ordinance for anti-racism committee
The city of Langley is considering making one of its newer citizen-led committees more permanent.