News
Good Cheer robbed during power outage
Good Cheer in Langley was burglarized Tuesday night and the food bank’s safe was stolen. Inside was $1,000…
News
Neighbors share concerns about dispute with fair board
Langley residents urged the Island County Fair Board Monday to take the diplomatic route to end its fight…
Sports
Falcons come together to drop Red Wolves in league play
In every season, in every sport, there’s a special moment where it all comes together — the crowd,…
Sports
Girls play down to Cedarcrest’s level
The South Whidbey girls basketball team thought the girls at Cedarcrest would be an easy target. The Red…
News
Another windstorm whips Whidbey BLACKOUT HITS ISLAND, CLEAN-UP BEGINS
It’s deja vu all over again. Another round of high winds swept across the South End Friday and…
News
Port wants agreement with Langley by March
For the Port of South Whidbey, it’s all a question of timing. Commissioners held a special workshop meeting…
News
Superintendent names goals for upcoming year
Improved school nutrition, an updated technology plan and an analysis of how mathematics is taught are some of…
Obituaries
Sue M. Farrar
Sue M. Farrar, 70, passed away Tuesday Jan. 9, 2007, at the Life Care Center in Mount Vernon…
Obituaries
James K. Smith
James K. Smith was born Oct. 1, 1958, to Franklin D. and Joanne Smith in Seattle. He passed…
News
Bayview science class cultivates learning
Drive by Bayview School and you may see students outside with shovels and axes digging holes and chopping…
News
Former sheriff goes back on the beat
They say when one door closes another opens. For former Sheriff Mike Hawley, the door to the top…
News
WICA’s season gallops apace despite power outages
With the recent bombardment of snow and wind and the subsequent power outages, South End businesses took a…
Sports
Lady Falcons move into second place with win over Coupeville
To the surprise of many, the South Whidbey girls basketball team is in second place in the Cascade…