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Deer Lagoon Grange considered ‘distinguished’
The Deer Lagoon Grange was acknowledged as a 2020-2021 Distinguished Grange for its accomplishments.
Woman files lawsuit against alleged child rapist
The woman filed a complaint for damages against her former stepfather 73-year-old Charles Ringer Jr.
Coupeville employees to receive COVID premium pay
From Nov. 1 through the end of December, town employees will receive an extra $15 per hour.
Audubon presents ‘birdscaping’ program
Whidbey Audubon Society has invited Carolyn Wilcox to its Thursday, Oct. 14 free program at 7 p.m.
Boat beached near Coupeville
No injuries occurred when a motorboat lost power near Fort Ebey State Park last weekend.
County Public Health offers free antigen testing
You should be tested if you have symptoms or have been in contact with someone who has COVID-19.
Real estate prices continue to climb on island
Despite a slight lull in August and September, it continues to be a seller’s market on Whidbey.
State rep to host mental health roundtable
State Rep. Dave Paul secured funding for a pilot program to improve young people’s mental health.
Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route drops to one-boat service
Taking a state ferry is about to become anything but smooth sailing.