Rebel the rambling horse was back in his pasture Thursday morning after going missing in the woods for 13 days.
A Freeland horse missing for 13 days after becoming spooked and running off in the Kettles Park Trail System west of Coupeville has been found, apparently none the worse for wear.
More than 40 years later, a local group of peace activists continues to battle the legacy of the Vietnam War.
What began as a pile of cedar planks from Everett on the corner of Third Street and Anthes Avenue is about to celebrate a century.
Langley United Methodist Church will mark the 100th anniversary of its sanctuary on Sunday.
There’ll be some noisy discussion at next week’s meeting of the Langley City Council.
There’s still no sign of Rebel.
The chocolate-brown Rocky Mountain horse owned by Caravan’s Freeland family bolted and ran off more than a week ago.
St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods Episcopal Church in Freeland is moving ahead with an expansion that will nearly triple its existing space.
It goes against Gary Leake’s grain to think about the demise of woodworking as a craft.
Pat Rodden rode his bicycle all the way to the Arctic Circle, but the longest journey of his life is turning out to be 14 feet.
There’s public property, and there’s private property. Then there’s beach property.
Most 20-year-olds today just hope they can find a job. Kelsea Tipping found a business.
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders will get nearly a million dollars in federal stimulus funds as one of 10 small shipyards in the state to receive grants.
Two-term incumbent Mike Helland and former three-term commissioner Gary Gabelein will face each other in November’s general election for a seat on the Island County Fire District 3 board of commissioners.
