Nichols Brothers Boat Builders is ready to go after its long-awaited master-plan permit from the county, but first it wants to hear from the neighbors.
South Whidbey parks director Terri Arnold wants to snuff out tobacco use at parks, playgrounds, playing fields, lakes and other areas on the South End.
South End activist Steve Erickson has put himself on the business end of the statewide push to decriminalize marijuana.
You can get your coffee anywhere, but Carol Coble serves hers with a generous dollop of cowgirl chatter.
Andy McRea of Clinton has a good idea, and he hopes everyone will vote early and often to bring it to pass.
A report of gunshots and sounds of distress in the South End apparently can be blamed fireworks, the Island County Sheriff’s office reported.
The first of five public meetings focusing on the future of Glendale Creek and its delicate surroundings is this week in Clinton.
Another gap opened on Bob Galbreath Road near Clinton during the weekend, right next to the last one.
Linda Riffe, Island County’s treasurer for more than seven years, will retire when her second four-year term ends on Dec. 31.
Three people were injured in a series of vehicle accidents in South Whidbey around midday Sunday, according to Island County Fire District 3 officials.
Déjà vu, Mr. Jones.
Fresh from a “best of breed” victory at a prestigious dog show in California, the 22-pound Langley champion Shiba Inus, a Japanese hunting breed, collected another coup at the world-famous Westminster Dog Show in New York City this week.
Bob Galbreath Road remained closed Monday after the roadway began to crumble early Sunday evening right next to a repaired sinkhole that had closed the road late last October.
A thorough public-education campaign helped push two school ballot measures over the top this week, organizers say.
