News
Creosote clean-up scheduled at beach
FREELAND — Even though Tony Frantz won’t start creosote log clean-up work at Double Bluff Beach until Tuesday,…
News
Holiday marks one-year anniversary of friendship with school’s adopted troops
LANGLEY — It’s been one year this Memorial Day since an unusual friendship began between a group of…
News
Clinton stylist is pets’ best friend
CLINTON — As a coiffeur, Melissa Inches knows what her clients want. Simon, for example, likes his hair…
Life
HOMETOWN HERO: A life without direction is a life without passion
Quinn Ianniciello has filled his life with helping others, often stepping in when others have stepped out. And…
News
American Legion’s Poppy Girl looks forward to busy weekend
She’s only 5, but Keona Gran has a very important job this Memorial Day weekend. Keona has been…
Sports
South Whidbey golfers take fifth place at state tourney
The South Whidbey boys golf team placed fifth at the state championship Tuesday at Bellingham Golf Club. All…
News
Clinton Days heritage celebration kicks off this weekend
CLINTON — It’s going to be a wild time in Clinton this Memorial Day weekend. The third Clinton…
News
Board raises pay-to-play fees for students
LANGLEY — South Whidbey school board members unanimously approved a $20 increase in sports fees at their meeting…
Obituaries
Patricia Briscoe
Patricia Briscoe, daughter of Miles and Gertrude Dunn, was born on Sept. 18, 1927 in Burlington, Iowa, the…
News
Coho salmon begin their trek
POSSESSION POINT — Standing in the cold waters of Possession Sound Friday night, Bruce Barchenger and Dan Maxwell…
Sports
South Whidbey’s Mudder race lives up to its name
When Mudder Race organizer Robert Frey wanted to pick the best time of the year to hold a…
News
Grassroots group pushes bluff issues
The Langley Critical Area Alliance is inviting the public to join the group at “Dogs for Drainage,” an…
News
Students launch project to say ‘heathly’ tan really isn’t
LANGLEY — Slowly, and it seems like it’s taking forever, summer is gradually making itself felt on Whidbey…