Tickets still available for Saturday event
Irish play revolves around one character’s confusion
A lot has changed since Jordan Shelley was 7 years old and his father died in his birth country of Ethiopia. One thing has not:… Continue reading
Driftwood Hard Cider taps into growing market
Even with significant professional credentials, the latest offering from Whidbey’s Outcast Theatre is “very much a community production in every sense,” one of the principal… Continue reading
Fundraiser features student crops, cooking
Whidbey Island Ice Cream gets a modern makeover
Tucked away on the Pratt Loop Trail, a formerly dilapidated 1930s sheep barn will soon serve as a classroom. Rehabilitation of the National Park Service… Continue reading
Crowds gather at Bayview nursery for annual display
Students worldview a kaleidoscope of visions
Saturday event aimed at harmful chemicals
“Slowgirl,” a play about a teenager who flees to the Costa Rican jungle to escape criminal charges in the U.S., will be playing in the… Continue reading
Once every year a South Whidbey senior is chosen by the South Whidbey School District to be featured in the hometown hero series. This year… Continue reading
The Captain Whidbey Inn, a beloved Central Whidbey landmark, has been around for 111 years. Recently, as we sat on the inn’s outdoor cocktail deck… Continue reading
Whidbey’s first tall ship celebration May 16-23
Artists step up to bigger stage with fundraising event
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts has released its line-up for the 18th annual DjangoFest Northwest taking place in Langley Sept. 19-23. The five-day festival… Continue reading
Group to wine, dine, explore and tour island
The world of dog obedience and agility training can sometimes be rigid and formal. Victoria Farrington’s class with the South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District… Continue reading
Whidbey writers follow trajectory of Inverted Jenny
