News
COVID increase may be due to Labor Day gatherings
The 14-day case rate for Sept. 2-15 was 281 per 100,000 people.
News
Crew jumps from rescue boat that lost steering in storm
By the next day, the boat had washed ashore on the Navy’s property in Crescent Harbor.
Sports
School sports need more refs to step up to the plate
High school sports are back in full swing, but a lack of qualified referees could spell trouble.
Life
‘Chewie’ ready for a home
A very good boy is searching for a forever home after being abandoned in a field off Highway…
News
Port commissioner proposes fairground housing
Commissioner Curt Gordon presented an idea to bring workforce housing to the fairgrounds in Langley.
News
South Whidbey public records advocate blasts cities’ incomplete, litigious responses
South Whidbey resident Eric Hood has collected around $1 million in Public Records Act lawsuits.
Business
South Whidbey farm hosts fitness classes
If you’ve ever wanted to do bicep curls with a chicken or goat walking by, now might be…
News
Fire destroys barn on Fakkema Road early Tuesday morning
Firefighters battled a blazing barn as it burned to the ground on North Whidbey early Tuesday morning.
News
Climate committee convening Thursday
Langley’s newest citizen-led committee will be holding its first meeting this week.
News
COVID cases trend downward
At the same time, the number of people getting vaccinated in the county has picked up.
News
Options mulled to reduce $429 million school project
A bond measure is planned for the February ballot.
Life
Live theater returns to Whidbey Playhouse with three-woman show
The Playhouse’s first show of the long-awaited season will be “Tea for Three.”
News
Island Transit buses just got a little cleaner
Island Transit is installing new air purification systems on all of its buses.