Living among Hollywood’s glitz and glamour is a pipe dream for most. For Clinton resident Artie Kane, that dream became reality. With others’ help, Kane… Continue reading
Some say one could throw a rock in any direction on Whidbey and hit a nonprofit or charity. Sometimes, that giving nature extends beyond America’s… Continue reading
When Mikkel and Annika Hustad were cast as father and daughter respectively for Whidbey Island Center for the Arts’ latest performance, the production crew knew… Continue reading
Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) save energy and money, but there’s a hidden price tag. According to a group of “Dark Sky” advocates, they interrupt the circadian… Continue reading
Crabbers can once again hit the waters surrounding Whidbey with the opening of the winter season. Fishery managers from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife… Continue reading
Candidates vying for open Langley City Council seats will answer questions at a political forum next week. The forum is slated for 6 p.m. Tuesday,… Continue reading
There aren’t too many things Clinton resident Jim Hicken enjoys more than pulling an aromatic loaf of bread out of the oven. To ensure a… Continue reading
It’s regularly said that affordable housing is one of the leading issues Island County residents face, and discussions over how to address the issue is… Continue reading
For kids, Community Park was the place to be on Saturday. The park was bouncing with a sensory overload of games, activities, sounds and sights… Continue reading
When the county last updated its non-motorized trail plan in 2006, transportation planners had to sift through stacks of public surveys to find out which… Continue reading
Hoping to combat a declining volunteer force, South Whidbey Fire/EMS is considering opening its recruitment borders. Instead of only looking for fresh blood on South… Continue reading
South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District has posted a draft of a plan that will guide its direction for the next five years. As the… Continue reading
Those who compost are well aware that it’s a lengthy process to produce the goods. It typically takes about a year before one has something… Continue reading
Boatloads of holiday daytrippers onboard the Victoria Clipper will touch down at South Whidbey Harbor in December. Clipper Vacations, which shuttles up to 200 people… Continue reading
A stroll through downtown Langley this weekend could be a sensory overload. People with guitars strapped to their backs, a few with European accents, have… Continue reading
Oak Harbor librarian helps readers decipher fact from fiction
The following are segments of stories taken from the front pages of the Whidbey Island Record 25 and 15 years ago on Thursday, Sept. 28,… Continue reading
When school lets out on Wednesday afternoons this fall, some South Whidbey students will swap their pencils and textbooks for wands and magic props. If… Continue reading
Gypsy jazz will fill Langley’s streets this week. The 17th annual DjangoFest Northwest, which according to Whidbey Island Center for the Arts (WICA) is North… Continue reading
When director Ned Farley first read the script for “A Kid Like Jake,” a play revolving around a preschooler with gender identity issues, he knew… Continue reading
