Carol Maynard of Freeland considers herself a family planner.
“I’d never want to have a baby in front of my father-in-law and some men in a parking lot,” she said Thursday afternoon.
A young Freeland family escaped injury when their detached garage and home theater caught fire early Friday morning, fire officials said.
Whidbey Island’s very own snowstorm struck Wednesday afternoon and overnight, dumping various amounts of white stuff onto local communities. “It…
A rarified vision of Freeland has moved another step closer to reality.
Trash collection will end next week at Whidbey’s most popular county parks because of budget woes, officials said this week.
At least one person was injured in a two-car head-on collision on snow-covered Highway 525 north of Freeland Tuesday morning, emergency officials said.
Specially trained “cadaver dogs” will be brought in next week to search Maxwelton Beach for other remains after a human skull now believed to be that of a homicide victim was found on the wet sand about three months ago.
Two young men await theft charges after at least 20 vehicles were entered and items taken in the Clinton area this past weekend, according to the Island County Sheriff’s Office.
A friend’s experience convinced Jessica Manca of Langley to focus her senior project at South Whidbey High School on a heartfelt approach to health.
Two young men await theft charges after at least 20 vehicles were entered and items taken in the Clinton area this past weekend, according to the Island County Sheriff’s Office.
Spring is around the corner and heading up the street, and several organizations in Langley have joined together to nudge it along.
The Langley Gardens Primrose Project kicks off next week with the city’s first clean-up campaign of the year.
Maureen Cooke is reaching back to the old country to put a new patina on her business life.
The longtime downtown Langley shopkeeper and food purveyor is about to turn her hard-pressed Langley hamburger joint into a traditional English pub.
More than a dozen Langley boosters have moved closer to affiliation with a national program that focuses on downtown revitalization.
They formed an interim board of directors and agreed on a name — Langley Main Street Association.
