Gerry Reed does not look like a stereotypical tarot card reader. A grandfather, the Langley resident sports a cheery red tie and blue-and-tortoiseshell glasses. But… Continue reading
With the days getting increasingly colder and shorter, it’s time to spread some good cheer and makes plans to attend the upcoming holiday events on… Continue reading
South Whidbey High School graduate Katyrose Jordan was recently awarded a $7,000 scholarship to help pay for her musical education. Jordan started learning violin at… Continue reading
Whidbey Community Foundation announced this week that Lance Gibbon of Oak Harbor and Jerry Millhon of Langley joined the organization’s board of directors. Millhon was… Continue reading
At age 21, Victoria Brown was preparing to leave a drug rehabilitation center with few belongings and nowhere to go. She’d undergone treatment under a… Continue reading
Anyone who has ever wanted to learn how to make a ceramic pot or bowl has a prime opportunity. Whidbey Clay Center will be hosting… Continue reading
Langley illustrator Anna Cosper likes to joke that she’s been drawing since birth. She believes in the handmade art of illustrated holiday cards. Her hand-drawn… Continue reading
It’s a little weird, often wet and cold, but the tradition has been going on for 23 years and is more popular than ever. At… Continue reading
It started out as a flying lesson like any other but turned into something very different. Arianna Marshall, a 17-year-old South Whidbey student, had just… Continue reading
ELIZABETH “ELLIE” BOONE, daughter of Dr. John Boone and the late Karen Gervais Boone, received the Rising Star Award for the Western USA by the… Continue reading
For the 30th year in a row, a salmon dinner will be served on South Whidbey to help people in Central America. On Friday, Nov.… Continue reading
Exactly one year ago this month, Andre Feriante and Troy Chapman picked up their instruments onstage at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts and wrote… Continue reading
For years, Grant Heiken worked in a windowless lab, always wearing what look like cotton pajamas and often spending 14 hours a day peering at… Continue reading
By Patricia Guthrie Special to The Record Dead, sort of dead, dead with a high probability of a second act. Like a constantly changing weather… Continue reading
Birthed in Spain from a passion for food and travel, the concept of Magical Feast by Lis David now plays an integral role in the… Continue reading
Whether it’s called the Knitted Garments Fashion Show or a tongue-in-cheek “couture party,” the runway show taking place at Whidbey Wonders next Saturday is probably… Continue reading
For the 20th year, the Daughters of Norway will be celebrating all things Scandinavian on Saturday, Nov. 9. Well, maybe not lutefisk. The Nordic Fest… Continue reading
HOPE is more than just an acronym at the Big Barn Bash next weekend at Holmes Harbor Rod & Gun Club in Freeland. As it’s… Continue reading
Imagine lightning striking five times in a space roughly 36 feet wide. That’s about the closest metaphor for Rhythmodique sizzling up the stage at Whidbey… Continue reading
What started with seven women who weaved together has, 50 years later, grown into a guild that is 150-plus members strong that promotes friendships, lifelong… Continue reading
