Imagine a soccer stadium designed to hold 1,000 fans on Whidbey Island.
That’s the goal of Mikael Kerleau-Idrissi, who runs the French Soccer Academy.
South Whidbey Tilth will resume its Saturday farmers markets despite a less-than-successful summer season.
OK, you’ve seen the film “Dances with Wolves,” and you harbor a need to ride the range and chase buffalo, just like Kevin Costner and friends.
It’s time to get those skis, snowshoes and snowboards out of the closet or garage — it’s been snowing in the mountains, at Mount Baker and Stevens Pass.
The sound could be heard blocks away — water swollen by recent heavy rains rushing down the bed of Glendale Creek.
When the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District goes to voters in February for a renewal of its levy, it won’t be asking for an increase.
Last season, three South Whidbey wrestlers qualified for regional success, but failed to get to the zenith of high school wrestling — the Mat Classic in the Tacoma Dome.
Thanks to some alert bank tellers, Neta Lea barely avoided becoming a victim of a couple of scam artists from Canada last week.
When the refurbished Castle Park opens for business next spring, there will be something new for children and adults.
There’s always a few butterflies on the first day of practice.
After years of wrangling over who owns what at the Bush Point boat- launch facility, the mist has parted: The Port of South Whidbey owns it, lock, stock and barrel.
Falcon senior Cayla Calderwood is something of a contradiction.
It was a classic good news/bad news scenario for the South Whidbey School District. Fewer students are eating in the district’s cafeterias compared to last year, but revenue generated by the food-service program is higher.
