Life
Lantern parade to light up Langley
The end of the year with its early sunsets can be a dark and dreary time. Community members…
News
Langley finds mystery $1 million in coffers
A spare $1 million that was previously unaccounted for was recently found in Langley’s bank accounts.
News
Lawsuit filed over dock damage
A Canadian tugboat company is being sued for damaging a dock owned by the Port of South Whidbey.
News
Navy sets schedule for supplemental Growler study
The Navy expects to complete an analysis of an environmental study of Growlers at NASWI by February.
News
Blaze abruptly claims FedEx truck
A driver escaped without injury when his delivery truck suddenly caught on fire on South Whidbey.
Life
Talkin’ turkey
Kids at the South Whidbey Children’s Center talked about the meaning of Thanksgiving.
News
Hospital district budgets for projects, surplus
Whidbey’s hospital district looks like it will remain firmly in the black next year.
News
Pastor seeks donations to buy city land
Fannie Dean plans to build a multipurpose center on a 3.4-acre property on Goldie Road.
Life
Pipe dreams: Scottish American Military Society plays on
Don Scoby has always been fascinated by bagpipes.
Business
Whidbey store supports African businesses, organizations
Locals can purchase unique finds, learn about different cultures in Africa and support a good cause.
News
Two men rescued from sailboat
Three agencies were involved in the rescue of two people from a sinking sailboat Thursday evening.
News
New coalition seeks fix for ferries, hosts summit
A new citizen action movement prepares to host its first legislative summit just a boat ride away.
News
In Republican turnaround, Johnson and Muzzall win reelection
A red shift in votes counted after Election Day caused turnarounds in two races affecting Whidbey.