News
U.S. Attorney’s Office looking at Oak Harbor case
A 35-year-old Oak Harbor man could face federal child sexual abuse charges.
News
Central Whidbey trail to grow
The dream of a bridge-to-boat trail is slowly becoming a reality.
News
Everett’s Larsen brews up a win in congressional beer competition
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen teamed with North Carolina Republican Rep. David Rouzer a crisp Kolsch called “Coastal Shine.”
News
County discusses pulling Safeway food permit
The Oak Harbor Safeway has just days to comply with a letter of abatement from the county.
Life
A prairie house built 132 years ago regained its original family
Francis Asbury LeSourd, a Civil War veteran, bought 320 acres of farmland in Ebey’s Prairie in 1886.
Life
Women’s health fair on Sunday
A women’s health advocate and cancer survivor wants to educate others at a festival in Langley.
News
Two dogs saved in rope rescue
A couple of pooches were scooped up by rescuers after finding themselves in a tight spot Monday.
News
Businesses query commissioner candidates
Candidates talked about the lack of affordable housing and its effects on families and businesses.
Business
Luthier opens instrument repair shop
On Aug. 1, Darrell Pope opened his new business, the Village Luthier, in downtown Langley.
Life
Clinton filmmaker takes on pre-grunge band
A documentary about Tacoma-based garage band ended up becoming a massive, 15-year undertaking.
News
Whidbey family ‘blindsided’ by hefty Ecology fine over wetland
A couple were shocked to be fined $120,000 for non-compliance with filling drainage ditches.
News
Whidbey man who cut down power pole arrested after day-long standoff
Deputies had reason to believe Joshua G. Burden was armed and may have made pipe bombs.