Rob Schouten Gallery will present “Facade: What Lies Beneath the Surface,” July 4-28. The show will feature the work of artist Anne Belov. While the… Continue reading
Starting a new business can be a big risk, especially during a global pandemic. A Freeland couple is hoping to corner the market with sweet… Continue reading
Grab your bike helmet, it’s time to register for the fifth annual Sea, Trees, & Pie Bike Ride. The fun and non-competitive bike ride, organized… Continue reading
SEBASTIAN WURZRAINER, of Coupeville, is one of Dartmouth College’s six valedictorians from the class of 2020. The top 12 students, six valedictorians and six salutatorians… Continue reading
It was once the look for bandits, ninjas and dentists. Now it’s gone viral. What’s up with that? Face masks are part of the COVID… Continue reading
Oak Harbor native Callie Nuttall named to Marquette University’s spring 2020 Dean’s List CALLIE NUTTALL, of Oak Harbor, was named to the Dean’s List for… Continue reading
By Harry Anderson The pandemic is getting worse. The death toll here on our Rock is already in the thousands. It’s killing young and old,… Continue reading
An Oak Harbor caterer with a love of cooking for the masses has had to reinvent herself and her business as a result of COVID-19,… Continue reading
Dogs don’t chase after this ambulance. They ride inside. What’s up with that? It’s the pet ambulance. Veterinarians Dr. Eric Patrin and Dr. Rob Jung… Continue reading
Starting a garden for the first time may seem daunting, but it can also be a therapeutic pastime for those staying at home and looking… Continue reading
Animal stories aren’t just for kids, as a Clinton resident and pastor is hoping to demonstrate during a Zoom story time session this Friday. Catherine… Continue reading
BBQ JOINT PECAN PRALINES 1 cup heavy cream 3 cups brown sugar packed ¼ teaspoon cream of tartar pinch of salt 4 Tablespoons butter 1… Continue reading
The volume of calls to Whidbey organizations offering assistance have not shown a drastic increase, but demonstrate a need to connect with local resources during… Continue reading
Oak Harbor resident SAMUEL ZOOK was one of more than 700 students at Central College who would have been honored at the college’s annual Scholarship… Continue reading
Students who have made the Scholastic Honor Roll for winter term at Oregon State University were recently announced. The list includes the following from Whidbey… Continue reading
A currently unemployed cook has been keeping busy making and delivering healthy meals to essential workers from Coupeville to Clinton. Juan Zalapa, who worked in… Continue reading
We Rock Dwellers are of an independent stripe in how we do most things. That holds true, I have discovered, for how we pass time… Continue reading
Life at the Ken’s Korner shopping plaza in Clinton has come to a crawl for Raja, a 9-year-old tortoise. There are less feet on the… Continue reading
During times of social distancing and school closures, a primarily outdoor school has had to shift some of its interaction online for students, a first… Continue reading
When Oak Harbor High School closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, custodians were faced with the momentous task of sanitizing every nook and cranny of… Continue reading
