News
Resident injured in trailer home fire
A North Whidbey man suffered second and third degree burns when a fire partially burned his home.
News
Oak Harbor’s new fire station breaks ground
Construction of the Oak Harbor Fire Department’s new fire station is only a few days away.
News
New program helps adults in need maintain independence
Seniors and adults with disabilities will soon get some extra help in doing everyday tasks, for free
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Island Commissioner proposes atoning for racist property deeds
Melanie Bacon proposed the commissioners issue an apology on behalf of their predecessors.
Business
Collectibles store reignites childhood hobby
A shared passion for trading cards recently turned into a business for all sports aficionados.
News
UW study reveals 955 racist housing restrictions in Island County
The findings partly explain the lack of diversity in many neighborhoods on Whidbey.
News
Students protest ICE raids, Trump administration
The United Student Leaders organized the protest following a nationwide increase of ICE arrests.
News
Coupeville Town Council ponders fireworks ban
The days Coupeville residents are allowed to discharge fireworks might drop from one to zero.
Life
Mussel tussle: Chefs to face off in annual festival
As spring awakens, many come out of their shells to enjoy some world-class mussels in Coupeville.
News
School board opposes proposed sports gender amendment
Several WA school districts proposed to exclude trans athletes from participating in girls sports.
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School districts instructed to keep DEI policies
Concerns over a letter from the Department of Education were placated by the state superintendent.
News
Survey responses shape Comprehensive Plan update
Solutions include allowing RVs as temporary housing and requiring low-impact rules for development.
News
Sales tax to improve emergency communications heads to ballot
The communication infrastructure and system is outdated and struggling to meet increasing demand.