The last of four sleek twin-hulled passenger ferries destined for San Francisco Bay was floated by Nichols Brothers Boat Builders on Monday.
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust has purchased an option to buy 664 acres of the former Trillium Woods property between Freeland and Greenbank.
The South Whidbey Historical Society Museum, a former brushwhackers’ bunkhouse in Langley, has been added to the Washington State Heritage Register.
More than 60 people mingled with the elephants in the room as Nichols Brothers Boat Builders outlined its master plan for the future at a public meeting Thursday night.
Updated cost estimates and drawings for a new central facility at Bayview will be presented to Island County Fire District 3 commissioners at their monthly meeting tonight.
A local organization dedicated to helping others to see better is about to become more visible itself.
You can still be sustainable even when your life isn’t, thanks to green burials now offered at the city’s cemetery.
Twelve-year-old Vanessa Link of Clinton is approaching a 13th birthday to remember, thanks to her friends, neighbors and fellow congregation members at Unity of Whidbey in Langley.
The 10 a.m. sailing this past Wednesday of the Clinton-to-Mukilteo ferry M/V Kittitas was delayed while a drifting dinghy was towed out of the way.
Liz Williamson wants to know where the water went, and when it’s coming back.
When you’re a parent, you can use all the help you can get, and the South Whidbey Family Resource Center and the Readiness to Learn Foundation are ready to oblige.
Steffi Sidney-Splaver never flaunted her inside Hollywood connections, not even a film role with the legendary James Dean.
Island County Diking District 1 commissioner John Shepard has been barred by a judge from participating in any further commission discussion of a pending lawsuit against the district.
