Light competition brightens Whidbey nights
There is still time to shine at the Island County Sheriff’s Office Holiday Lights Competition.
Cat Cottage debuts new look just in time for holidays
WAIF’s Cat Cottage in Freeland is back open for business this week.
Community helps vet who needs transplant
The family of a Navy veteran is seeking support to qualify for a life-saving organ transplant.
Band of duplicates set the stage ablaze
Unable to find band members, an Oak Harbor musician resorted to cloning himself.
Swearing-in ceremony hacked by porn bomb
An attempt at creating a moment of solemn bipartisanship was upended by a pornographic “Zoom bomb.”
Town mulls new district, sales tax
The city of Langley is seeking another way to raise revenue amid its critical financial situation.
Scholarships available for high school seniors
The scholarship is available through a statewide competitive process for high school seniors
No one was injured in a fire that destroyed a boat Tuesday morning in Cornet Bay. A windstorm hit Whidbey Island on Saturday and caused the second major power outage of the season. A South Whidbey candlemaker is mixing up plenty of holiday-inspired scents. Customers are invited to bring their children and pets for photos and other holiday activities.Fire destroys boat in Deception Pass Marina
Windstorm causes widespread outages
Freeland artisan offers ‘Hand-Poured Hygge’
Tractor Supply offers Photos with Santa
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Coupeville spikers make history in Yakima
They outplayed their seeding and sent a message across the state.
Oak Harbor makes strides on the gridiron
The football team is set to wrap up its regular season Friday when the Wildcats host North Kitsap.
- Vipers softball team adds second team as season nears
- Whidbey Island crabbing season hits a high-water mark
- Whidbey pickleball players have a lot to relish
- Boyles and Lemley make marks at state track tournament
- Boys and girls golf sends full teams to state
- South Whidbey baseball heads to district playoffs
Unique cannabis brand grows from Whidbey roots
Falcanna would not exist without an iconic falconer on South Whidbey.
Winter solstice concert features Yuletide favorites
The annual Jazzin’ with the Classics will be presented by Trinity Lutheran Church on South Whidbey.
Rockin’ a Hard Place: Some beautiful bells are ringing here on Whidbey
Cheryl Waide moved to the Rock in 2013 with her husband Jon Waide, a retired Presbyterian minister.
WhidbeyHealth Wire: Despite past problems, future is bright for hospital district
Everyone involved is dedicated to making it the best rural health system in the state.
- Sound Off: State Ferries is growing green but weeds remain
- In Our Opinion: After Black Friday, Small Business Saturday has meaning
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: A Thanksgiving reflection on why life on Whidbey is so good
- Take a Breath: Chamber director knows how to adapt and move on
- Now that election is over, time to focus on the climate
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: Travel boom brings lots of tourists everywhere, including our Rock
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Whidbey plumbing and maintenance crew a dream team for Islanders
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Your carpets experienced a lot this summer – here’s why it’s important to get them clean
Editor, Editor,Letter: With election in past, time to reconcile
Letter: Liberal bias against Trump is widespread
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