The Island Shakespeare Festival presents a hilarious performance of “Much Ado About Nothing.”
The marina expansion project at South Whidbey Harbor hit a snag Wednesday after the barge used to install the pilings took on water and dumped a crane overboard.
The aroma of the corn dogs, elephant ears and kettle corn beckoned people from all over South Whidbey on Thursday for the opening of the 2013 Whidbey Island Area Fair.
Crews worked to raise a partially sunken barge and submerged crane Wednesday afternoon at South Whidbey Harbor.
The barge was being used as a platform to pound pilings for the marina expansion project and began to take on on water shortly before 9 a.m.
The first pile for South Whidbey Harbor’s new breakwater was pounded into the seafloor Tuesday.
Cultures are coming together in an exploration of art and storytelling at the Northwest Language Academy and Cultural Center this week.
Bill Haroldson spent his childhood visiting South Whidbey for the fishing.
For Eric Tunnell, tattoos read like a person’s life journey. They are a meaningful moment or experience important enough for a person to have as a permanent guide.
The tension was thick at the Diking District 1 Board of Commissioners monthly meeting Aug. 1.
Residents on Lupine Lane in Clinton woke up to an unwelcome noise Monday morning. Nine neighbors had gathered to physically block a drilling tractor from entering the Dorothy Cleveland Trail through an access road on the small street.
Ed Field, operations manager of the Port of South Whidbey, said the workers were checking on area conditions of the proposed tower – a requirement of the building permit.
The costumes are fitted, the set is in place and the tent raised.
The Holmes Harbor Golf Course is officially open.
Operator Craig Moore, who is bringing the facility up to par, opened the course for play Friday, July 26, several days earlier than planned.
More than 150 players had already teed off prior to the official opening. Several just happened to stop by not knowing the course had been closed.