Alec Chinnery, a 17-year-old junior at South Whidbey High School, may be better suited than most to help his team win the first-ever student entrepreneur challenge.
The cooperative agreement between South Whidbey High School and Kamiak that allowed Falcons Kinsey Eager, Ally Lynch, and Bella Northup to swim competitively with the Knights paid off.
Tom Keltner was just 17 when he forged his parents’ signatures to join the United States Marine Corps in 1965.
The 10th annual potato drive for South Whidbey food bank charities was held Saturday, Oct. 24 and hosted by the St. Hubert council of the Knights of Columbus.
A set of horse jumps lay idle and unused along the outer rim of Emma Scotthanson’s horse arena at her family’s Clinton home.
The cause of a fire that destroyed the garage of a Clinton home on Sunday was still undetermined, fire officials said Tuesday.
Bayview Farm and Garden is getting a facelift.
In order to address new needs, owner Maureen Murphy said a new building will be built to replace the gutter-connected greenhouses that were located in the center of the two—and-a-half-acre farm and garden center.
South Whidbey football lost its season finale to Nooksack Valley, 51-8, on Friday night at Waterman’s Field.
South Whidbey cross country runners Mallorie Mitchem and Elizabeth Donnelly may have traveled two different paths to qualify for state at the District 1 Cross Country Championships on Saturday at the high school, but the reward was much the same.
Residents and tourists alike will have a destination for overnight camping on South Whidbey by as soon as 2017.
In the end, there just wasn’t enough time for South Whidbey’s football team on Senior Night.
The Falcons lost to the Sultan Turks, 34-32, on Thursday night at Waterman’s Field. It was another tough break for South Whidbey, which dropped to 1-8 overall and 0-7 in the Cascade Conference. Sultan improved to 2-7 overall, 2-5 in league. The Falcons were battling for the league’s final Class 1A postseason berth, but came up short.
Noise at rural event centers was the primary concern for about 80 residents who attended the county’s third and final rural lands public meeting.
The Falcon boys tennis season may be over after all six players were eliminated from the bi-district tournament on Oct. 23-34 at the Amy Yee Tennis Center in Seattle.
