Having just adopted a major update to the housing element, Island County is now looking to evaluate the next section…
Oct. is Breast cancer Awareness Month
State representative candidates outlined their plans and ideas for education, behavioral health, transportation, senior-specific issues and more Monday morning at…
The public will have two chances next week to hear local candidates speak at forums hosted by the Whidbey Island…
A chill is in the air and farmers markets are overflowing with freshly harvested produce. It’s the time of year…
Annual tour features farms, produce, wine, spirits
Penn Cove Shellfish employees will participate in oil spill training Friday near the mussel rafts.
The inaugural van in Island Transit’s new RideLink program left the lot Monday afternoon with a group of optimistic staff…
Barring any major last-minute changes, the Island County Board of Commissioners plans to adopt the county’s housing element of the…
The Clinton Community Council is seeking questions to ask candidates for Island County sheriff, county commissioner and state representative at…
The Coupeville-to-Port Townsend ferry route is down to one vessel after the Salish ran aground Sunday.
After decades without clear definitions in its code, Island County has adopted new language to address wineries, cideries, breweries and…
Adoption of an updated Freeland zoning code, which has been in the works for almost 20 years, has been delayed.
Whidbey Allied Artists will feature late colleague’s work
Puget Sound Energy is hosting its annual Emergency Preparedness and Safety Fair 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 5…
Government leaders outlined goals Wednesday to improve local economic development, with focuses on the island’s “gateways,” parking, facility improvements and…
A “suspicious box” that led to the closure of a section of Main Street and nearby businesses in Freeland Wednesday…
A recent work session seemed to highlight growing impatience among members of the Board of Island County Commissioners with the…
Whidbey Island Nourishes, or WIN, invites the public to frolic to feed youth at its annual fundraiser Saturday.
When it comes to coastal planning, it’s best to keep looking forward.
