News
Father, son haircuts take on a new meaning at Relay for Life
Mollie Brodt attends Oak Harbor’s Relay for Life each year to lop off some hair.
News
The Orchestra Rocks: Jamming with the pros
The crowd roared and everyone raised their hands when asked if they were ready to rock.
Opinion
Looking Back: Rogue wave proves destructive to planned television broadcast
From the Oak Harbor News 100 years ago, in 1917:
News
Hillcrest engineers success with STEM Family Night
The kids bounced on the balls of their feet with eager expressions as teens from Oak Harbor High…
Life
Backyard Bison: Oak Harbor band shreds at battle, venues around town
The band names, “Not the Cops” and “Literary Cemetery,” have one thing in common.
Life
Yacht club’s oldest racer unfurls his sails for more competitions
As Jim McAlpine strolls the docks at the Oak Harbor Marina, sailors and deckhands greet him by name.
Life
Garden tour combats sex trafficking
While so many Oak Harbor residents garden for recreation, exercise or to watch new life blossom, Doug and…
News
Career and technical ed director aims for diversified classroom
Rylee Truex, Mikhaela Cortez and Olivia McDaniel entered the shop filled with boys, grabbed their partially completed guitars…
News
Crescent Harbor embraces ‘bookworm’ infestation
Students at Crescent Harbor Elementary don’t wait for story time to crack open a good book.
News
Elementary art mixes with Holland Happening
Art teacher Christina Brady is usually inundated with student inquiries after the completion of each art project.
News
School earns crowning achievement
Hillcrest Elementary School added another jewel to its tiara of crowning achievements last month.
News
Oak Harbor school board seeks new members
Oak Harbor Public Schools had no hot lunch program in the school district when Corey Johnson began serving…