The 2019 Whidbey Winter Gathering will be Thursday, Jan. 24 through Sunday, Jan. 27, 2019 at the Whidbey Institute on South Whidbey. “We are excited… Continue reading
A few more good men and women are needed to join the ranks of South Whidbey’s Col. Richard “Buck” Francisco Marine Corps League Detachment 1451.… Continue reading
Island County’s affordable housing crisis is worsened by a “squeezing effect” happening throughout the state, according to a recent study. The North Puget Sound Association… Continue reading
The image is of a middle-aged man with a nice haircut, a neatly trimmed beard and a friendly smile. The text above and below his… Continue reading
With an eye toward saving more money, Port of South Whidbey District commissioners approved a $1.2 million operating budget for 2019 at its monthly meeting… Continue reading
By making a few minor changes to a proposed hiking trail, South Whidbey Parks and Recreation officials satisfied neighbors who had complained about its proximity… Continue reading
‘Scout’ digs up 13,000-year-old tooth
Langley prepares for seasonal shopping spree
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office: Friday, Oct. 9 At 10:07 a.m., a West Beach Road resident… Continue reading
Island County retirees receive more Social Security benefits on average than people in most other counties in the state, according to a study by SmartAsset.… Continue reading
The sounds of holiday music, carol singing and expectant kids waiting for Santa marked the annual Lighting of Langley on Saturday at Langley Park. The… Continue reading
Judith Adams to discuss healing power of poems statewide
One of the final public hearings on an overhaul of rural event regulations in the county became increasingly personal Monday night. Conversations is support and… Continue reading
A former substance abuse treatment provider and Compass Health administrator caught with child pornography in a Homeland Security dragnet was taken into custody in court… Continue reading
This year’s display may turn out to be Tingstad’s last
A woman is wanted on an arrest warrant for allegedly passing a fake $50 bill at a South Whidbey gas station Sept. 28, said court… Continue reading
Students and families celebrate an early Thanksgiving
Disaster preparedness may not be anyone’s idea of a good time, but Langley officials want people to know how to respond to an earthquake, flood,… Continue reading
WhidbeyHealth suffered an unplanned budget hit this year, making September “not such a good month,” Ron Telles, chief financial officer, said at a recent meeting.… Continue reading
Voters who had an issue with the signature on their ballots should be wary of individuals asking for personal information to rectify the problem, according… Continue reading
