News
Coupeville business owners ask for code change
This would allow short-term rentals at street level in the historic/limited commercial district.
News
Discussion on boundary line adjustment thickens
The Port of South Whidbey seeks a longer-term solution to rebuild the fairgrounds’ concession stands.
Life
DjangoFest Northwest kicks off Sept. 18 with all-female group
Café Impromptu, an all-female jazz ensemble, reaches a 10-year milestone during DjangoFest Northwest
News
Movie to feature manhunt that ended on Whidbey
Jude Law stars in a movie about an FBI manhunt for a leader of a white supremacist group.
News
Suicide reignites bridge safety concerns
A 44-year-old Seattle man jumped off Deception Pass Bridge Saturday morning.
News
Greene announces run as write-in candidate for county commissioner race
A previous candidate for Island County commissioner returns as a write-in candidate this November.
News
Signed, sealed and delivered: Rehabilitated pups reintroduced to City Beach
It was a joyous day, the result of rescue and rehabilitation — release, but more than that, success.
News
Whidbey woman sentenced to six months in jail for animal cruelty
A North Whidbey woman admitted that her actions led to the death of two horses.
Business
Local farm celebrates Corn Fest and the fall season
People who lose their kernels over corn can pop at the Whidbey Farm & Market for some maize…
News
Oak Harbor resident petitions for Salary Commission to rescind mayor’s raise
The petition follows a decision to boost the mayor’s salary from $60,000 to $135,000.
News
Langley City Council resumes budget talks
City officials are learning more about Langley’s budget and where things went astray financially.
News
Environmentalists sue Oak Harbor over ordinance
The ordinance allegedly violates the state’s code of ethics for municipal officers and SEPA.
News
Fundraiser to extend life of child care facility
The South Whidbey Children’s Center building is due for some repairs.