Freeland resident Daniel Goldsmith was crowned this year’s Mr. South Whidbey on Saturday night at Freeland Hall. Six candidates competed in the 12th annual fundraiser… Continue reading
Over 10 South Whidbey and Greenbank residents graduated from Skagit Valley College in June. Students who graduated with honors had a grade point average of… Continue reading
Clinton resident Elisa Miller received the volunteer of the year award for from the Clinton Progressive Association in September for her many years of service.… Continue reading
There aren’t too many things Clinton resident Jim Hicken enjoys more than pulling an aromatic loaf of bread out of the oven. To ensure a… Continue reading
South Whidbey High School junior Erin Brewer was sworn into her position as student representative for the South Whidbey School Board on Wednesday night. “I’m… Continue reading
For kids, Community Park was the place to be on Saturday. The park was bouncing with a sensory overload of games, activities, sounds and sights… Continue reading
Those who compost are well aware that it’s a lengthy process to produce the goods. It typically takes about a year before one has something… Continue reading
A stroll through downtown Langley this weekend could be a sensory overload. People with guitars strapped to their backs, a few with European accents, have… Continue reading
The following are segments of stories taken from the front pages of the Whidbey Island Record 25 and 15 years ago on Thursday, Sept. 28,… Continue reading
Jasmyn Jean Lynn Anderson was born on Sept. 14 to parents Joseph Anderson and Holly Niethamer of Langley. She weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces.… Continue reading
Twelve young women on Whidbey Island were recently awarded $900 scholarships from the Whidbey Island Branch of American Association of University Women (AAUW). The 12… Continue reading
Have you watched the YouTube videos of “Harvey,” the Cooper’s hawk that survived Hurricane Harvey? It’s a heartwarming story, beginning with a taxicab driver filming… Continue reading
Ten South Whidbey students were named to Skagit Valley College’s academic honor roll for spring quarter 2017. To qualify, students must maintain a 3.75 or… Continue reading
Three Langley residents who sent aid to those affected by Hurricane Harvey were recognized formally by Langley City Hall on Monday night. Barry and Lilly… Continue reading
When school lets out on Wednesday afternoons this fall, some South Whidbey students will swap their pencils and textbooks for wands and magic props. If… Continue reading
When director Ned Farley first read the script for “A Kid Like Jake,” a play revolving around a preschooler with gender identity issues, he knew… Continue reading
Saeed Abbas, a Whidbey Island resident and master drummer originally from Ghana, was recently accepted to the Washington State Arts Commission’s Teaching Artist Roster for… Continue reading
Five people were crowned as champions of Useless Bay Golf and Country Club’s tournaments for 2017. The winners include Diane Anderson (women’s association champion), Nancy… Continue reading
Eva Mae Kathan was born on Aug. 16 to parents Becky and Dallas Kathan of Bayview. She weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces and was 18.5… Continue reading
The following are segments of stories taken from the front pages of the Whidbey Island Record 50 and 25 years ago on Thursday, Sept. 14,… Continue reading
