Life
Langley shows its true colors
Residents came out in celebration of their most colorful show of LGBTQ+ pride yet last Saturday.
News
Langley records moving to church
The relocation process began this week for the abundance of city records stored in library basement.
News
Fire destroys Freeland vacation home
The cause of an early morning fire in Freeland this week that resulted in no injuries is unknown.
News
City considers options for Ethics Board
The way ahead for Langley’s citizen-led Ethics Training and Advisory Board remains unclear.
News
Mayor opts for silence over pledge
The Pledge of Allegiance will not be a requirement at future Langley City Council meetings.
News
South Whidbey ECEAP ceasing operation
After more than two decades, a vital South Whidbey preschool program has come to an end.
News
Langley to explore new wildlife policy
In the wake of a disease affecting Langley’s rabbits, the city is forming a wildlife subcommittee.
Business
Sushi chef rolls out new restaurant
A sushi chef has finally come full circle and opened her own Japanese restaurant in Langley.
News
Three brush fires sparked on Whidbey
Whidbey Island firefighters responded to three brush fires, two of which caused by fireworks.
News
Future of Langley ethics board unclear
The city council will discuss possibly re-establishing the Ethics Training and Advisory Board.
News
Langley hit with copious records requests
The Village by the Sea is hiring a temporary new staff member to handle public records requests.
News
Housing group plans Coles Valley PUD
A recently established community land trust has set its sights on land for a housing development.
