Whidbey’s holiday markets are a fun opportunity to shop unique gifts made on the island.
The Island County Historical Society is looking for a space to house part of its collection.
A simple whiff at Amaya’s Bakery can teleport any sweet-toothed visitor to grandma’s kitchen.
When David Paull wears his red suit and white gloves, something magic happens.
The city has limited capacity to appropriately direct, oversee and support its commissions.
Some South Whidbey parents may not be getting phone calls from the school district.
Whidbey Island is preparing for a wide variety of Christmas events this December.
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.
