News
Ferry system braces for abundance of travelers
About 67,000 travelers are expected to take a ferry either to or from Whidbey this Thanksgiving.
News
Blaze abruptly claims FedEx truck
A driver escaped without injury when his delivery truck suddenly caught on fire on South Whidbey.
Life
Talkin’ turkey
Kids at the South Whidbey Children’s Center talked about the meaning of Thanksgiving.
News
School board okays inclusion in port’s feasibility study
Port of South Whidbey commissioners will assess whether housing is possible.
News
Campaign for pickleball courts welcomes donations
Donations will fund a half-million-dollar project to build new public courts on South Whidbey.
News
New coalition seeks fix for ferries, hosts summit
A new citizen action movement prepares to host its first legislative summit just a boat ride away.
News
Victim of Nov. 8 crash succumbs
An 85-year-old driver who was seriously injured in a car accident Nov. 8 passed away this week.
Life
Darkly comic roommates take the stage
Friendship, secrets and intimacy all come to light in “The Roommate.”
Life
Tale of grief, healing coming to South Whidbey stage
A performer hopes to bring the community together with her multi-media, one-woman show.
News
Woman airlifted following collision
A Freeland woman was seriously injured in a vehicular collision Friday afternoon on the highway.
News
Langley officers receive commendations
Two Langley police officers were recognized this week for going above and beyond in their jobs.
Business
Impactful ink: Langley artist tattoos with purpose
For breast cancer survivors, a tattoo is a meaningful way for women to reclaim their bodies.
News
Langley voters support public safety sales tax
Voters’ overwhelming approval of a public safety sales tax will help increase revenue for Langley.