News
Two injured in head-on crash
Two people were injured in a head-on accident on Highway 20 on North Whidbey on the evening of…
News
South Whidbey recognizes 10 valedictorians
High school was no easy feat for this year’s graduating class from South Whidbey High School. As freshmen,…
Business
New owners revive Oystercatcher
A beloved Coupeville restaurant is reopening under new ownership.
Business
Fainting goats, buzzing bees
For Marie Fiore and David Tsujimoto, starting their own farm and apiary has been an expansion of their…
News
Dogs, cats in limbo as animal cruelty trial delayed
A delay in an animal cruelty trial means that dogs, cats and chinchillas in protective custody at a…
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Langley finance director rescinds resignation
One week after announcing her resignation to the mayor of Langley, a city department head decided not to…
News
Scheduled ‘burn to learn’ house catches fire too early
No one was injured in a blaze that occurred at a South Whidbey home that is, coincidentally, scheduled…
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Wright plans to be ‘more present’ as mayor
A Navy veteran who is a financial professional with a history of volunteerism and leadership roles wants to…
News
Growler malfunction over Whidbey raises concern
An EA-18G Growler jet experienced an engine malfunction while doing touch-and-go exercises at a Navy practice field in…
Life
Coupeville ranch launches hippotherapy services
A Coupeville ranch’s new nonprofit arm will help kids develop balance, coordination, fine motor skills and more, all…
News
In reversal, Port of Coupeville isn’t going to buy airport
In a surprise move, the Port of Coupeville commissioners voted Friday not to purchase the Oak Harbor airport…
News
Whidbey Island Fair will go on despite controversy
Organizers for one of the summer’s biggest events have decided that the show must go on, despite some…