Navy locates fallen Growler, crew still missing
At around 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, aerial search crews located the wreckage of the EA-18G Growler that crashed on Oct....
Langley City Council eyes new place for Potential Growth Area
City of Langley officials are exploring options for the relocation of a Potential Growth Area.
Event invites community for a crisp day of autumn fun
Apples will be ripe for crushing at an upcoming autumnal event in Langley.
Diking district properties in danger of foreclosure
An inactive diking district has not paid taxes on two of its properties for the past three years.
Motorcyclist killed in North Whidbey crash
A motorcyclist who was killed in a collision on North Whidbey on Oct. 13 has been identified.
Muzzall, St. Clair compete in expensive senate race
Many Whidbey residents with TV have seen commercials for the Legislative District 10 state senate.
Coupeville scarecrow contest becomes ‘a monster’
The theme for the 2024 Scarecrow Tour is “Beetlejuice.”
The victim, 40-year-old William Wright, succumbed to his injuries at the scene of the shooting. A possible arson brought commotion to a quiet Coupeville street on Monday. Ducks, sheep and goats travel anywhere on Whidbey Island. In celebration of this milestone, the co-owners invite community members to an open house.Whidbey man arrested in fatal shooting, held on $1 million bail
Arson suspected in 2 fires
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Oak Harbor woman opens a mobile petting zoo
Oak Harbor greenhouse celebrates 70 years
Vipers softball team adds second team as season nears
A girls softball team comprised of athletes from all parts of Whidbey Island is expanding.
Whidbey Island crabbing season hits a high-water mark
July marked the beginning of the recreational crabbing season surrounding the whole of Whidbey and, according to longtime crabbers, this…
- 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
- Oak Harbor baseball kicks off districts with win
- South Whidbey softball team steps up
Museum exhibits Whidbey’s indigenous roots
New exhibits will illuminate the culturally rich history of South Whidbey’s lesser known inhabitants.
Lights of the north
Cara Hefflinger, a wildlife photographer in Clinton, took this image of northern lights above the Langley Marina Thursday night. The…
- Night watchers: Owl lecture to shine light on Whidbey Island’s eeriest bird
- Biting for our freedom: Whidbey’s four-legged sailors
- Church hosts conference by Israeli and Palestinian activists
- ‘Petting zoo’ offers percussive fun
- Talk presents wildlife of the Galapagos
- Whidbey’s premiere whale watcher shares love of orcas
Sound Off: Public to help choose new transit director
Editor,
Take a breath: It’s a Wildcat Town
Kuss-Cybula stresses that learning is different in a world that’s far more complex
- Marina discussions need all hands on deck
- Sound Off: A call for action for our troubled ferry system
- In our opinion: Oak Harbor mayor has a transparency problem
- Sound Off: Affordable housing is key to thriving community
- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Conventions are a lesson in political values
- Take a Breath: Will it happen here?
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The entrepreneurial gift: How one anniversary sparked two local businesses
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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
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Whidbey Playhouse brings ‘The Savannah Sipping Society’ to life
Remind the Politicians OLF Coupeville is Necessary Editor,Letter: Johnson and Shimada support Navy
Letter: School levies are investment in future
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