All proceeds from a raffle for a local artist Louie Rochon’s painting will benefit a food bank.
The “Gauntlets” of VAQ-136 hung a large sign to mark the Growler squadron’s 50th anniversary.
A World War II from Freeland reflects on memories from his time in service.
Two Whidbey residents recently received awards from the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, recognizing their services to their parishes. Molly Felder-Grimm, a parish administrator at St.… Continue reading
Jonathan Peregrino will compete on the new season of Holiday Baking Championship airing Nov. 2.
A woman with a rare genetic disorder is seeking support from the community. After eight months of visits to the doctor’s office, Coupeville resident Jacquelynn… Continue reading
Proceeds from ticket sales to the Spooky Museum will go toward the Save the Roller Barn effort.
Yolanda Rodarte just wanted to make her daughter proud, so she opened a restaurant. Rodarte knew she wanted to own her own restaurant, and her… Continue reading
Halloween is going to be different this year. Here’s a list of COVID-safe events.
It’s pumpkin pie in a glass.
Southeast 8th Avenue has been renamed to draw attention to Oak Harbor’s namesake trees.
Astronomer Bob Williams will discuss Hubble Space Telescope in this year’s Sundberg Lecture
The movies will run Friday-Sunday nights and began Oct. 9 at the popular South Whidbey venue.
It may seem like getting to the water’s edge would be simple, given that Whidbey Island is surrounded by water, but there can be some… Continue reading
By Kurt Batdorf Special to the News-Times Rachel Shaw and her family latched onto the Oak Harbor Library after the U.S. Navy moved them to… Continue reading
North Whidbey Middle School PTA set up 800 lights - one for each student.
The pop-up is a collaboration between several Langley businesses.
