Governor-elect Ferguson visits Whidbey to talk about ferries, signals his commitment
The incoming governor traveled to the island this week.
Navy to sample drinking water wells
This sampling is for certain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known as “PFAS.”
Oak Harbor financial audit shows overall improvements
The results returned finances show sweeping improvements compared to 2022.
Oak Harbor continues Main Street contribution program despite decrease in tax participation
The City of Oak Harbor and Oak Harbor Main Street will continue their partnerships for another year.
Whidbey Presbyterian Church joins city’s historic register
From a mysterious time capsule to a bell made of sand and horse manure, the church boasts its quirks
Police arrest man barricaded at Oak Harbor senior living home
The man threatened people with a box cutter following a fight over a scooter on Wednesday.
Renowned Cold War-era spy plane touches down on Whidbey for the last time
With the start of the new year, Naval Air Station Whidbey Island has left something behind which leaders say is…
Muller blames her declining health on contaminants in her water. Plans to spend the holidays on the East Coast were curtailed by the arrival of David Frances Blay.Low-income Oak Harbor resident without options after contaminants found in water
First 2025 baby has auspicious beginning
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Whidbey pioneer descendant returns to Maylor’s Point with a truck of pies
Natalie Bleifuss has returned to “re-pioneer” the area by way of selling pies and mixing cocktails.
Clinton sandwich shop changes hands
Regulars of Pickles Deli might miss a familiar face behind the counter next time they visit.
South Whidbey High School gets its gym back
South Whidbey High School gets to host home basketball games and wrestling matches at its home gym.
Wildcat girls wrestlers in midst of strong season
The wrestling team is undefeated in dual matches and has strong showings at weekend tournaments.
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Whidbey cannabis company revitalizes medical marijuana services, welcomes new team members
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Why I Ride: Exploring Seattle with public transportation – a field trip success story!
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A culinary love story: Chef in the Black Bandana brings Southern Italian Culture and tradition to Whidbey Island
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6 things you need to know about Coupeville’s new internet service
Editor, Editor,Letter: Biden’s antics will be remembered as his legacy
Letter: A Christmas story, reimagined
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Jazz weekend keeps winter blues away
This weekend, South Whidbey students will take the stage at the Whidbey Island Center for the Arts.
Committee collects data as revelers feel the cold
Whidbey Islanders gathered for the annual Polar Bear Plunge before stampeding into the winter water.
From Point No Point to Deception Pass: There’s still good in the world worth fighting for
We will be called upon to resist efforts to reduce benefits to seniors and abolish programs
In Our View: A look back at the most read stories of 2024
The people, places and animals of the island have kept pages filled with the good, the bad and ugly.
- Take a Breath: Commissioner serving hometown swept away, almost
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: Some beautiful bells are ringing here on Whidbey
- WhidbeyHealth Wire: Despite past problems, future is bright for hospital district
- Sound Off: State Ferries is growing green but weeds remain
- In Our Opinion: After Black Friday, Small Business Saturday has meaning
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: A Thanksgiving reflection on why life on Whidbey is so good
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‘Minority Rape Cult’ has consequences for administrators, students at Coupeville schools
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Low-income Oak Harbor resident without options after contaminants found in water
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First 2025 baby has auspicious beginning
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Renowned Cold War-era spy plane touches down on Whidbey for the last time
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Road closes for transfer of giant boat
