The Coupeville restaurant is hoping to raise $50,000 to avoid closing this week.
The South Whidbey Record ’s own Brian Read miraculously avoided injury in a tree-related accident.
A new affordable housing project is on the horizon for Coupeville.
At Exceptional Academy, “thank you” is said with a full course Thanksgiving meal.
Fannie Dean plans to build a multipurpose center on a 3.4-acre property on Goldie Road.
Locals can purchase unique finds, learn about different cultures in Africa and support a good cause.
Thanks to a generous community, people in need can still enjoy a Thanksgiving feast.
The Whidbey Community Foundation celebrates National Community Foundation Week Nov. 12-18
When the Navy announced the expansion of NASWI, a North Whidbey resident decided to move her home.
After band was cut from the school budget, a parent is leading an effort to create new opportunities
A majority of voters have renewed their support for the capital improvements and operations levies.
Some parents worry their kids are being exposed to harmful ideologies and politics at HomeConnection
After more than 50 years of avoiding Penn Cove, the southern residents orcas finally returned.
