Life
Oak Harbor resident raises rare, ancient pigeons
Oak Harbor resident’s latest passion is the oldest and largest domestic pigeon breed in the world.
News
Man injured in crash of stolen car
A 36-year-old man was airlifted Friday morning following a rollover car accident on North Whidbey, according to the…
Life
Whidbey farmers prepare for an early spring
Despite a cold last week, the mild winter on Whidbey may lead to an optimal spring for farmers.
News
Last bats evicted from North Whidbey home
Months after finding 1,000 bats in their home, a young couple is trying to help the little critters.
News
Hawkins retiring as district court judge
Island County District Court Judge Bill Hawkins will leave behind a remarkable legal legacy.
Life
‘Little Art’ makes big impression
Miniature 4-by-4-inch artworks adorn the library’s wall as part of a project known as “Little Art.”
News
State budget has $2.5M for island projects
Lawmakers secured funds for workforce housing, a feasibility study for a sports complex and more.
News
More budget cuts ahead for Coupeville schools
More financial struggles are ahead for the Coupeville School District.
News
Developers plan Hilton hotel in downtown Oak Harbor
Developers are planning to build an extended-stay Hilton hotel in downtown Oak Harbor.
News
Myres announces candidacy for Island County commissioner
Langley resident is fourth candidate for the District 1 seat
Life
‘The Laramie Project’ opens at the Playhouse
The docudrama is an uncomfortable invitation to look at ourselves in the mirror.
Life
Outcast Productions opens 12th season
The Langley-based Outcast Productions opens with “A Doll’s House, Part 2” March 8 until March 24.
Sports
Three teens hit the mark for Junior Olympics
Of the four WA girls who qualified to shoot at the Junior Olympics, three are from Oak Harbor.