News
More federal relief money than expected headed to Whidbey
Whidbey Island will soon receive millions of dollars of American Rescue Plan funding.
Life
Woman listens to police scanner so you don’t have to
Kathy Hawn posts all 911 emergency dispatches she hears in her Facebook group, Alert Whidbey 2.0.
News
Survey about ‘Angel’ sculpture open until June 16
The sculpture has been mired in controversy since it was presented to the park board in February.
Crosswind
Navy museum seeking docents to show off the PBY-5A Catalina
The museum plans to offer tours of the WWII-era plane on the weekends this summer and needs docents.
Life
Beatbox is a one-rooster welcoming committee
The friendly rooster resides on a North Whidbey farm.
News
Despite how it may seem, clear-cutting not increasing
The Department of Natural Resources says local logging has stayed steady over the past five years.
News
Firefighters get invaluable training
The Oak Harbor Fire Department conducted a controlled burn to give firefighters practical, hands-on experience at a house…
News
Oak Harbor Memorial Day to be held in person this year
Veterans will be honored during a Memorial Day service May 31 at Maple Leaf Cemetery in Oak Harbor.
News
Community steps up to replace stolen tools
School officials expressed thanks to those who donated.
Life
Shrimping season opens in waters off Whidbey
All shrimp species are open to harvest on Wednesday, May 19 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. in…
Business
New market opens across from drive-in
Whidbey Farm and Market has close to 100 local products.
News
Filing to open for long list of local positions
Candidates must file for the election May 17-21.