Life
Hearts Hammers honor legacies of Jimmy Scullin, Lynn Willeford
The annual event reflected the can-do spirit of its late founder and one of its beloved volunteers.
News
Prosecutor declines to file charges against man who fired gun near protest
Banks sent out his analysis of the evidence and the law in a memo Friday morning.
News
Teen accused of kidnapping, robbery at Oak Harbor grocery store
The defendant allegedly displayed a gun and pistol-whipped a 17-year-old boy.
Sports
Whidbey anglers in for a ‘pink’ treat this salmon season
State officials expect a strong pink salmon run this year, and Whidbey is poised for the catch
Life
School music director retires on a high note
Harshman will put away his baton as his career with the South Whidbey schools comes to a close
Business
Rockin’ a Hard Place: Working hard to become No. 1 in the No. 2 business
Keith Jordan founded Dirty Deeds Septic to service all of Whidbey.
News
Man leads police on car, foot pursuits on South Whidbey
A 22-year-old South Whidbey man is accused of stealing a car, among other things.
News
Charge dismissed in Oak Harbor hate crime case
The judge granted a defense motion to dismiss the single hate crime charge against Tyler Dinsmoor.
Business
Japanese restaurant rolls into Bayview Corner
Earlier this month, Joan Samson and Ed Hodson opened Japonica Diner on South Whidbey.
Life
Oak Harbor High School musical bops to the top
High School Musical will run from 7 to 9 p.m. on May 1-3 and 8-10.
News
Man fired shotgun into dirt berm during Bayview protest, police say
The Record obtained incident reports on the high-profile case through a public records request.
News
State utilities commission rejects Cascadia Water revenue increase
A tariff increase that would have affected over 1,000 customers on Whidbey Island.
Life
‘Reverence, ritual and rhythm’: Waldorf School celebrates 40 years on Whidbey
A Festival of Flowers is planned for 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 10.