News
Langley landslide prompts bluff safety meeting
Some top local minds in bluff safety and stability will convene in Langley later this month.
News
Central Whidbey H&H fixes 20 homes
More than 100 volunteers participating May 4 in the Central Whidbey Hearts and Hammers workday
News
Whidbey burglary suspect tracked, literally
A cart track led an amateur investigator to the home of an alleged South Whidbey burglar, court documents…
News
Whidbey woman charged with hitting men with bamboo
A Clinton woman was arrested for seriously injuring two men by beating them with a bamboo cane last…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Why the Legion adopted the poppy
I sincerely thank you for coming to the Maple Ridge Center to record the poppy girls and the…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Volunteers embellish SWHS tennis courts
We’d like to publicly thank several groups of people who have recently helped to improve the South Whidbey…
Opinion
EDITORIAL | An endless battle for equal rights
The Suffragette Parade in downtown Langley on Saturday served as a reminder that a woman’s right to vote…
Obituaries
Peter Borgman
Peter Wesley Borgman, a longtime resident of Whidbey Island, passed away May 14, 2013, surrounded by family at…
Life
Giraffe founder Kickstarts a kids’ popup book
RECORD STAFF Ann Medlock, co-founder of the Langley-based Giraffe Project, is turning 80 this month.
Business
Whidbey Telecom phone book art entries sought
Whidbey Telecom has announced their 2013 directory cover contest for local artists and photographers.
Business
Langley merchant reports on distant travels
Fred Lundahl, one of the proprietors of Music for the Eyes, Langley’s rug, textile and jewelry shop at…
Business
Goosefoot leader Torget to leave
A leadership transition will take place at Goosefoot beginning Sept. 1. At that time, Executive Director Debbie Torget…
Life
Whidbey Audubon explores Deer Lagoon
Whidbey Audubon Society hosts a habitat walk through Deer Lagoon on Saturday, May 18, to learn about wetlands.