News
Exotic early birds pay neighbors a visit
A couple of fluffy birds on South Whidbey escaped their enclosure to visit a neighbor Thursday.
Life
Knock on wood: Woodpalooza celebrates 20 years
Woodworkers are branching out with their creations for Whidbey’s biggest wood-related event.
News
Seagull influx is not out of the ordinary
Experts say that this is seagull season but no more than any other year.
News
Judge sets deadline for Growler impact study
A federal judge set a specific deadline or re-doing the Environmental Impact Statement.
Business
Walking on sunshine: Sunflower Stroll offers bright, shiny bliss
At Scenic Isle Farm on Central Whidbey, visitors can relax and take home a piece of sunshine.
News
Water leak floods, damages high school gym
A flood occurred at the South Whidbey High School main gymnasium last weekend.
News
Mayor’s salary hike surprises council members
The revelation that the mayor asked for and received a salary increase waylaid a budget decision.
News
Woman accused of defrauding dying man
The defendant’s attorney claim the matter is just a family disagreement, not a criminal matter.
News
Capt. Hanks retires; new officer assumes command of base
The change of command ceremony of Commanding Officer Capt. Eric Hanks took place Thursday morning.
News
City loosens restrictions on trading parkland
The Oak Harbor council passed an ordinance that will loosen the restrictions on trading park land.
News
Open government group files amicus brief in PRA lawsuit against Langley
An open government advocacy group has filed an amicus brief with the state Appeals Court.
News
Prosecutor elected as VP of national group
Island County’s elected prosecuting attorney was chosen to help lead the largest organization.
News
Wanted dead or alive: invasive insects
Several state agencies ask the public to check nearby trees for signs of invasive insects.