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Fireworks sales may soar with annual displays canceled for ’20
The big white tents have taken up shop across the island.
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Oak Harbor staff works to clarify zoning code
Island County Superior Court ruled against Oak Harbor’s low-income housing development for downtown area in February.
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Sailor follows her father’s path to NAS Whidbey
Past and present collided recently when Naval Linguist Abigail Burns posed in front of EA-6B Prowlers displayed outside…
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Many Island parks reopen over weekend
Many Island County parks that were closed due to COVID-19 reopened over the weekend.
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Oak Harbor analyzes COVID-19’s impact on city revenues
Oak Harbor’s revenue was not heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in the first three months of the…
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Greenbank Farm to receive solar panel donations
Starting on July 1 the Greenbank Farm will receive solar panels from Island Community Solar, Glacier Energy and…
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Naval Air Museum seeks donations
The Pacific Northwest Naval Air Museum started off the year great. It was in the process of purchasing…
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Council approves formation of CARES selection panel
More than two dozen North Whidbey businesses have already applied for grants through a program funded by the…
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Oak Harbor High School’s top graduates share post-graduation plans
On top of the finals and midterms and all the other stress seniors face during their last year…
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CARES funds applications available from city
Small businesses in North Whidbey are now able to apply for CARES Act funding intended to help recoup…
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Arts Commission moving ahead with Driftwood Day
While many events were canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oak Harbor Arts Commission isn’t planning to…
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Ports planning to partner to issue federal funding
The Port of Coupeville plans to partner with the Port of South Whidbey to administer CARES relief funds…
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Second Black Lives Matter rally draws several hundred
Several hundred people crowded around one of Oak Harbor’s busiest intersections over the weekend to loudly and peacefully…