Families, long-time birders, newbies and experts, armed with binoculars, bird guides and checklists went out on a mission earlier this month.
With a view of Saratoga Passage and the aroma of essential oils on your skin, nothing beats a spa treatment this time of year.
A visit by Santa Claus at Maple Ridge in Freeland proved Monday that people are never too old to get caught up in the magic of the season.
A new book is hitting the shelves providing a unique look at Langley’s history just in time for the city’s Centennial celebration in 2013.
The Holiday House elves are hard at work once again to spread holiday joy to island children in need.
From fires to car wrecks, in case of emergency the volunteers of South Whidbey Fire/EMS are the first in line.
While there is a sense of brotherhood among many firefighters, serving as volunteer first-responders is truly a family affair for one South Whidbey family.
CNN columnist and popular teen-lifestyles and family advice author Vanessa Van Petten will offer Whidbey Island parents tips on understanding the world of teenagers when she speaks at 7 p.m., Oct. 23 at South Whidbey High School.
As days get shorter and the weather gets colder, utility bills get bigger. None of us look forward to that. Least of which is Helping Hand, the nonprofit organization that helps people in need cover basic necessities, such as heating, electricity and rent.
The Legion Riders will rev up their bikes this Saturday for a good cause. The motorcyclists of the American Legion Post 141 in Langley are inviting bikers and the rest of the community to a bike ride, barbecue and music. And the whole party will benefit Good Cheer food bank.
The sounds of gypsy jazz will be awaking the sleeping dog this weekend.
Despite turning 40 this Saturday, Langley’s Soup Box Derby shows no sign of slowing down.
When school started last week, one face was noticeably absent at South Whidbey Elementary School. Longtime elementary school teacher Carolyn Bippart wasn’t there.
