Whidbey pet detectives reunite lost animals with owners
A volunteer-run Facebook group reunited hundreds of animals with their owners in 2025.
Fireworks accident injures resident
The man, who is in his 40s, sustained injuries to his chest, arms and face.
Drowning puppy saved by firefighters in Coupeville
The Corgi puppy was uninjured and safely reunited with her family.
City moving forward with emergency marina repairs
Major damage occurred during the wind storm on Dec. 16.
Prom dress inspires charitable effort
Susan Lindgren wore her extravagant hot pink prom dress to her high school reunion for a good cause.
Whidbey Island Film Festival returns to WICA
The annual Whidbey Island Film Festival, hosted by Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, is returning.
Save the date for Whidbey Bridal Expo
The First Annual Whidbey Bridal Expo is set for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday, Jan. 10.
Chris Carlson will serve in the position for the second time in a row. Funding is running out sooner than expected for a federal program providing rental assistance Bring your gift list: The century-old Whidbey Island mercantile still surprises. Matt’s Import Haven in Clinton is changing gears.Carlson selected for Langley mayor pro tem
Emergency rental assistance program coming to an end
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Falcons wade into winter sports
South Whidbey’s basketball and wrestling teams are heading into the final stretch of the season.
Sticky situation upsets tennis players
Tacky glue that made up the pickleball court lines has rendered the tennis court “unplayable.”
- Flag football tryouts kick off in Oak Harbor
- Whidbey’s legendary boxer has inspiring story of her own
- Playoff soccer returns to Wildcat memorial stadium
- South Whidbey’s Reed Atwood claims girls cross country championship
- South Whidbey cross country heads to state
- Oak Harbor youth football team heads to championship game
Business brings line dancing to Whidbey
Gigi Iglesias introduced her first beginners-only line dancing class to the island this month.
Unbearably cold beginning
150 swimmers briefly plunged into the high tide waters of Double Bluff Beach in Freeland on Jan. 1.
In Our Opinion: Another Whidbey year captured in newsprint
By WHIDBEY NEWS GROUP EDITORIAL BOARD
Sound Off: Land-use reform will preserve the Reserve, Navy base
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- Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Trump’s demands for loyalty echo history
- Sound Off: With immunity there is unity for the community
- Take a breath: Whidbey artist captures community, brings us together
- Every day on Whidbey should be Small Business Saturday
- Sound Off: Listening to veterans in Northwest Washington
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10 things you need to know about this year’s Snohomish County seniors expo
Editor, Editor,Letter: Hospital ER staff was calm, professional
Letter: Those who run red lights are flawed people
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