“Fate got in the way” of Maura Whittaker picking up a quilt she dropped off before the pandemic.
About half of Verna Everitt’s time as executive director of WICA has been spent navigating COVID-19.
Kids at Oak Harbor elementary schools finished the last week before break with holiday projects.
Kindergarteners answered this pressing question: What do you want for the holidays this year?
There is still time to cast a vote for your favorite of seven plywood toy soldiers downtown.
Oak Harbor resident Carrie Stucky created a map of Christmas lights on North Whidbey.
Oak Harbor residents set up a dazzling display of Christmas lights in their own winter wonderland.
It’s not too late to buy some home-grown holly before the holidays happen.
Priscilla Lowry has been turning the building blocks of beehives into extraordinary candles since 1999.
Community members initiated a fundraiser to help the surviving partner of a deceased Langley artist.
The Pacific Rim Institute is selling hand-crafted wreaths that highlight conservation efforts.
Maureen Girard is hosting an in-person holiday recital for the first time in nearly two years.
Santa Claus and his friends heard children’s Christmas wishes and lit the huge tree downtown Dec. 4.
A book of interviews compiled by Judy Lynn captures hundreds of years of memories about Coupeville.
Students at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School built wood homes for local bat populations.
A Langley herbalist whose business sprouted during the pandemic has opened a new studio.
The Deception Pass Dash returns Dec. 11 after being cancelled last year because of COVID-19.
Orca Network celebrates 20th anniversary
Photos: Santa Claus handed out candy canes to children Saturday evening in Langley.
Oak Harbor Christian School is bringing the spirit of Christmas with a biblical re-enactment.
