Nearly a year after a voter approved ballot initiative allowed liquor to be sold in large retail stores, some former state-owned and contract liquor stores on Whidbey are struggling.
A group of religious leaders, community leaders and faithful ventured to the steps of the former Island County courthouse May 2 to pray and give thanks.
The commissioners for the Port of Coupeville will provide some legal cover for the Greenbank Farm Management Group.
An annual event showcasing the businesses operating on Whidbey Island is changing its name and expanding its focus.
The Coupeville School District is currently on its third superintendent for this school year.
Dr. Roger Case is winding down his long career tending to the health of Island County residents.
After a little more than a year into her six-year term on the commission for the Port of Coupeville, Laura Blankenship resigned last week from her elected position.
Gov. Jay Inslee along with a throng of local, state and federal officials got a first-hand look Saturday at the natural disaster that devastated a Central Whidbey neighborhood.
For a Langley resident, a climb up a bluff turned into a trip to the hospital.
Island Transit officials are worried they may lose funding for a service that has been seeing tens of thousands of riders.
As leaders for the Port of Coupeville continue to sort out how Greenbank Farm will operate, another entity is looking at whether to establish a presence at the publicly owned farm.
A longtime Coupeville artist and educator was honored for his work with the Penn Cove Water Festival.
Whidbey resident Teresa Ellis left home Monday morning to help people on the East Coast recover from Hurricane Sandy.
